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That's mostly used in Taiwan for typing, I don't think it's really common in China. I could be wrong though. Also, I think it would be weird to have a name mad
by jsharf 7y ago
That's mostly used in Taiwan for typing, I don't think it's really common in China. I could be wrong though.
Also, I think it would be weird to have a name made of those characters. They're strictly phonetic -- I've never seen a Chinese name made out of bopomofo letters.
- yorwba 7y agoBopomofo was phased out as the official transliteration system in the PRC in 1958 and replaced by Pinyin. Most Mainland Chinese probably won't be able to read Bopomofo. And if you're going to use an alphabetic writing system like Pinyin, you might as well use the original orthography and skip the need for transliteration altogether.