Talk:Har gow

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[edit] Move proposal

• Move to Har gow.

• • Har gow = 15,600 hits
  • Har gau = 2,190 hits
  • Har gao = 1,310 hits
  • Hargao = 887 hits
  • Ha gao = 789 hits
  • Hargow = 661 hits
  • Ha gow = 552 hits
  • Ha gau = 389 hits
  • Hargau = 271 hits
  • Har gaw = 202 hits
  • Hacao = 73 hits
  • Ha gaw = 93 hits
  • Har kaw = 55 hits
  • Harkow = 40 hits
  • Ha gaau = 10 hits
  • Har cow = 8 hits
  • Hacau = 5 hits
  • Har gaau = 2 hits —Preceding unsigned comment added by Badagnani (talk • contribs) 18:20, 12 October 2007 (UTC)

Yale shows that it's ha1 gaau2 but I don't know about jyutping plus where did you get the 'r' for 虾 (ha)?? 71.114.78.181 (talk) 18:34, 26 November 2007 (UTC)

It's a British-style (probably from old Hong Kong days) non-rhotic representation of "Ha." Badagnani (talk) 18:37, 26 November 2007 (UTC)