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Line 1: {{WPWikiProject ~~Writing~~banner ~~systems~~shell\|class=B\|~~importance=mid}}~~ {{WikiProject Writing systems\|importance=mid}} }} ==Some Incorrect information== The line below: Line 9 ⟶ 11: According to PC Home (A Taiwanese PC magazine), Hanyu Pinyin was rated #2 fastest Chinese input system. (Whether for simplified or traditional) :I agree ~~with~~ with the person above. I use Pinyin to type traditional, and I can say that it's perfectly the same as simplified. Taiwan's method of typing called ZhuYin is a duplicate of the PinYin system with the exact same pronounciation. For example, "bo" would be "b" and "po" would be "p". It's just another alphabet. I use pinyin mainly because I'm type mostly in english and I'm not familiar with the locations of the [[Zhuyin]] system. This obviously means that the pinyin system is the same as the zhuyin system, except with different symbols. I would recommend to someone who is familar with this topic and familiar with editing Wikipedia to mention the similarities of PinYin with the ZhuYin system. [[User:207.81.184.128\|207.81.184.128]] 01:34, 25 December 2006 (UTC) ==Merge with Pinyin==