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> The vast majority of Chinese people in the world today writing their names using the English alphabet use a system called Pinyin Pet peeve of man, but roman
by LAC-Tech 5y ago
> The vast majority of Chinese people in the world today writing their names using the English alphabet use a system called Pinyin
Pet peeve of man, but roman script is not the 'English alphabet'. Unless you think people write Spanish in 'English'...
If you want to be super pedantic and say you can write pinyin using the subset of the roman alphabet that English uses, I can in turn be even more pedantic and say Pinyin is meant to be written with tone marks.
- SlapperKoala 5y agoPinyin uses English style punctuation, which is different from what is used in other Latin alphabet languages
- LAC-Tech 5y agoIt also contains the letter ü. Do people also write German in English? :)