Chinese Language Asked by Cookie Dough on October 22, 2021
There isn’t a pronunciation for it on Wiktionary, and I don’t know whether it is a fossilised or an analysable phrase, so therefore I don’t know whether or not right-prominent tone sandhi applies. My guess would be:
/ɦi̯ʊŋ²² v̻əʔ⁵⁵ t͡sa̱ʔ²¹/
if it is a fossilised expression and thus right-prominent tone sandhi doesn’t apply. Please tell me if I am correct. Thanks
Here is the entry for 用勿着 in《上海方言词典》on p. 304:
Text:
【用勿着】
ɦyoŋ˨˧꜖ uə?˥꜒ za?˨˧꜒꜔
⇨ ⟦?得⟧ ßiɔ˥꜒ tə?˥꜒꜕
Tone letter to number translation:
ɦyoŋ²³⁻¹¹ uə?⁵⁵⁻⁵⁵ za?²³⁻⁵³
Tone sandhi is usually represented by back-to-back tone letters. So it looks like the corrected tones are:
ɦyoŋ¹¹ uə?⁵⁵ za?⁵³
Correct me if I'm wrong, because I have no idea about Shanghainese tones.
Here's an entry from a second dictionary 上海话大辞典 p. 274
Text:
用勿着 ɦioŋ²² vo?⁵⁵ zᴀ?²¹
Answered by Mou某 on October 22, 2021
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