Re: Chinese pinyin letter frequency

>>>>> "xah" == xah <xah@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

xah> does anyone know the letter frequency for Chinese in pinyin?
xah> (not sure if this is the proper place to ask... is there a
xah> better group discussing Chinese?)

Why?

And how? Do you want "zhang" to be counted as "z", "h", "a", "n",
"g", or as "zh", "a", "ng" (i.e. treating digraphs as one atomic
unit)? And how about tone marks? You want "à" to be counted as "à"
(one accented character) or "a" and <tone 4>?



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