The system of phonetic symbols used in Taiwan for transcribing the pronunciation of Chinese characters

A set of phonetic symbols for Mandarin Chinese introduced in 1918 and currently used primarily in Taiwan; also known colloquially as Bopomofo (after the first four letters: ㄅㄆㄇㄈ)

system of representing spoken sounds or phonetic transcription

The official name for the Chinese phonetic system used in Taiwan, commonly known as Bopomofo; it was officially given this name in 1986 to distinguish it from the newer second-style system.

Mandarin Phonetic Symbols II, a romanization system formerly used in Taiwan

Mandarin Phonetic Symbols II, a system of Romanization for Chinese used in Taiwan from 1986 to 2002

the Wade-Giles transliteration system for Chinese

The standard system of phonetic symbols for Mandarin used in Taiwan, also known as Bopomofo; short for [[国语注音符号第一式|國語注音符號第一式|guo2 yu3 zhu4 yin1 fu2 hao4 di4 yi1 shi4]]