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Template:Hani/doc

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Usage

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Tags text as being Chinese characters, or CJK ideographs, but in an unspecified language.

Meaning, the text could be either

  • specifically presenting the characters in and of themselves, without tying them to any specific language, or
  • they could equally belong to one of several languages that use Chinese characters as a part of their writing system.

Specifically, this template applies the ISO 639-3 language tag und-Hani to text.

See also

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Similar templates

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Inline templates for marking up Chinese characters
TemplateLanguagesScriptsTransliterationsTranslationLabels
{{Hani}} AnyN/aN/aNoNo
{{CJKV}} YesAlways
{{lang-zh}} Chinese
  • Traditional Chinese
  • Simplified Chinese
YesOptional
{{Nihongo}} Japanese Japanese writing system[a]HepburnYesOptional
{{Nihongo2}} JapaneseJapanese writing system[a] N/aNoNo
{{Korean}} Korean
YesOptional
{{Hanja}} Korean Hanja N/aNoAlways
{{Vi-nom}} Vietnamese Chữ Nôm N/aNoNo
{{Lang}} AnyAnyAnyNoNo
{{Langx}} AnyAnyAnyYesOptional
  1. 1 2 3 No parameter for giving a kana transcription; mixed orthography can be used.
  2. A single "Korean" parameter—suitable for giving a Hangul transcription of a written word used in multiple languages, but not transcribing hanja in a Korean-specific context.
  3. A single "Vietnamese" parameter—suitable for giving a transcription of a written word used in multiple languages, but not transcribing in a Vietnamese-specific context.