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1. Senkaku せんか Islands, Diaoyu Islands 釣魚台群島
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senkaku_Islands ,
The Senkaku Islands (尖閣諸島/첨각제도 [cΛm gag ze do], Senkaku Shotō? [so do], variants: Senkaku-guntō [gun do] [1] and Senkaku-rettō [red do][2]), also known as the Diaoyu Islands or Diaoyutai Islands (simplified Chinese: 钓鱼岛及其附属岛屿/조어도급기부속도서; traditional Chinese: 釣魚台群島/조어[zo ŋΛ]태군도; pinyin: Diàoyútái Qúndăo) or the Pinnacle Islands, are a group of uninhabited islands controlled by Japan in the East China Sea. They are located roughly due east of mainland China, northeast of Taiwan, west of Okinawa Island, and north of the southwestern end of the Ryukyu Islands.
"尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" (of "尖閣諸島/첨각제도 [cΛm gag ze do]") is the pronunciation of Chinese (mouth) speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "せんか솅가꾸[syeŋ ga gu], not Senkaku" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "꾸[gu]/[ku]" is similar to (the sound of not English but) Spanish [k/C] of "Catalonia".
When/if trying to speak "尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" from Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture, "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" from Chinese (chest) speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "따[da]/[ta]" is similar to (the sound of English) [d] of "double", not of "desk".
* "Diàoyú [da ŋi ŋΛ ŋo y= ŋu], 따이어오이우" seems Taiwanese pronunciation/version of "따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu]"
When/if trying to speak "尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" from Chinese (chest) speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" from Chinese (chest) speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "せんか/솅가꾸[syeŋ ga gu], not Senkaku" from Chinese (chest) speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "せんか/솅가꾸[syeŋ ga gu], not Senkaku" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
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When/if trying to speak "せんか/솅가꾸[syeŋ ga gu], not Senkaku" or "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" or "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" or "尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" from CYRILLIC secondary /C2 speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Chinese island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
** When/if trying to speak "islands" (or "island") from CYRILLIC secondary /C2 speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
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When/if trying to speak "せんか/솅가꾸[syeŋ ga gu], not Senkaku" or "釣魚/따이오우유[da ŋi ŋo ŋu yu], not Diàoyú" or "釣魚/조어[zo ŋΛ]" or "尖閣/첨각 [cΛm gag]" from Korea Seoul primary speaking posture, "중국 섬 [zuŋ gug sΛm], (which means China/Chinese island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
** When/if trying to speak "중국의[zuŋ gug ŋ= ŋi], (which means Chinese)" <or 중국[zuŋ gug], (which means China)> from Korea Seoul primary speaking posture, "중국 [zuŋ gug]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
** When/if trying to speak "섬들[sΛm d=l], (which means 'islands')" <or 섬[sΛm], (which means 'island')> from Korea Seoul primary speaking posture, "섬[sΛm]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
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"諸島/제도 [ze do], islands" is MOUTH pronunciation of Korea 전라도/全羅道[zΛn la do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture.
"台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" is CHEST pronunciation of Korea 전라도/全羅道[zΛn la do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "諸島/제도 [ze do]" or "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" from Taiwanese CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 전라도/全羅道[zΛn la do] dialect speaking posture, "台群島 태군다오[tæ gun da ŋo], not ~tái Qúndăo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
When/if trying to speak "諸島/제도 [ze do]" or "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" from CYRILLIC secondary /C2 speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
So, "釣魚台群島/조어태군도; pinyin: Diàoyútái Qúndào" is incorrect.
"釣魚台群島/조어태군도; pinyin: Diàoyú Táiqúndào" is correct/right.
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>> (钓鱼)岛及其附属岛屿/(조어)도급기부속도서 [do g=b gi bu sog do sΛ]
When/if trying to speak "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" from 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture, "岛及其附属岛屿/도급기부속도서 [do g=b gi bu sog do sΛ]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
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>> Senkaku Shotō?, variants: Senkaku-guntō[1] and Senkaku-rettō
When/if trying to speak "諸島/제도 [ze do]" or "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "小島? 소도[so do], not Shotō" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
When/if trying to speak "諸島/제도 [ze do]" or "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" or "小島? 소도[so do], not Shotō" from Japanese primary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "群島? 군도[gun do], not guntō" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
When/if trying to speak "諸島/제도 [ze do]" or "台群島/태군도 [tæ gun do]" or "小島? 소도[so do], not Shotō" or "群島? 군도[gun do], not guntō" from Japanese Secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "렛또[red do], not rettō列島?" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
2. Hokkaido ほっかいどう 北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do], Ainu
A)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hokkaido ,
formerly known as Ezo, Yezo, Yeso, or Yesso,
"北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" is the pronunciation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "까[ga]/[ka]" is similar to (the sound of not English but) Spanish [k/C] of "Catalonia".
When/if trying to speak "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" or "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from CYRILLIC primary /C1 speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Russian island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
When/if trying to speak "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" or "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from Korea Seoul primary CHEST speaking posture, "소련 섬 [so ryΛn sΛm], (which means Russia/Russian island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
** When/if trying to speak "Russia" or "Russian" from Korea Seoul primary CHEST speaking posture, "소련 [so ryΛn]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from Japanese secondary MOUTH speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "[ŋe so], not Yeso" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from Japanese secondary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "[ŋe zo], or Ezo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from Chinese MOUTH speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "[yet so], or Yesso" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" from Korea 전라도/全羅道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "[ye zo], or Yezo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapporo ,
Sapporo (札幌市, Sapporo-shi?) listen (help•info) is the fourth-largest city in Japan by population, and the largest city on the island of Hokkaido. It is the capital of Hokkaidō Prefecture, located in Ishikari Subprefecture, and an ordinance-designated city of Japan.
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" or "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" from Japanese secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "삽뽀로[sab bo ro], not Sapporo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "뽀[bo]/[po]" is similar to (the sound of not English but) French [P] of "Paris".
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" or "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" or "삽뽀로[sab bo ro], not Sapporo" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "札幌市 찰황시 [cal hwaŋ si]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
>> Early history
Prior to its establishment, the area occupied by Sapporo (known as the Ishikari Plain) was home to a number of indigenous Ainu settlements. In 1866 at the end of the Edo Period construction began on a canal through the area, encouraging a number of early settlers to establish Sapporo village.[2] The settlement's name was taken from the Ainu language sat poro pet (サッ・ポロ・ペッ), and can be translated as "dry, great river".[3]
When/if trying to speak "ほっかいどう/혹까이도[hog ga y= do], not Hokkaido" or "北海道 북해도 [bug hæ do]" or "삽뽀로[sab bo ro], not Sapporo" or "札幌市 찰황시 [cal hwaŋ si]" from Japanese secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "Ishikari" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
B)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ainu_people ,
The Ainu (アイヌ?), also called Aynu, Aino (アイノ), and in historical texts Ezo (蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]), are indigenous people or groups in Japan and Russia.
"蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" is the pronunciation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "Ainu (アイヌ?)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" or "Ainu (アイヌ?)" from Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect seconary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "Aynu" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" or "Ainu (アイヌ?)" or "Aynu" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "Aino (アイノ)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" or "Ainu (アイヌ?)" or "Aynu" or "Aino (アイノ)" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture, "Ezo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" or "Ainu (アイヌ?)" or "Aynu" or "Aino (アイノ)" or "Ezo" from Korea Seoul seconary speaking posture, "소련 사람들 [so ryΛn sa ram d=l], which means "Russian people" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "蝦夷/하이[ha ŋi]" or "Ainu (アイヌ?)" or "Aynu" or "Aino (アイノ)" or "Ezo" or "소련 사람들 [so ryΛn sa ram d=l]" from Phoenician/Canaanite speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Russian people" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
3. Sakhalin, Сахалин
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakhalin ,
Sakhalin (Russian: Сахалин, pronounced [səxɐˈlʲin]; also known as Kuye (simplified Chinese: 库页; traditional Chinese: 庫頁; pinyin: Kùyè); Japanese: Karafuto (樺太?) or Saharin (サハリン?)) or Saghalien, is a large island in the North Pacific, lying between 45°50' and 54°24' N.
When/if trying to speak "库页/고혈 [go hyΛl]" or "库页 [gu ŋe], not Kuye" or "Saharin (サハリン?)" or "樺太/화태 [h(ua) tæ]" or "[ka ra f= to], not Karafuto" from Phoenician/Canaanite speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "cold island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.
4. Liancourt Rocks, 독도 [dog do]/獨島, たけしま
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liancourt_Rocks ,
A)
The Liancourt Rocks, also known as Dokdo or Tokto (독도 [dog do]/獨島, literally "solitary island") in Korean or Takeshima (たけしま/竹島/죽도[zug do]?, literally "bamboo island") in Japanese,[1] are a group of small islets in the Sea of Japan (East Sea). Sovereignty over the islets is disputed between Japan and South Korea.[2] The islets are currently administered by South Korea, which has its Coast Guard stationed there.[3]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liancourt_Rocks_dispute ,
In 1695 the Shogunate inquired of the Tottori clan (Shimane Prefecture) if Takeshima (Ulleungdo, 울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島) and "Matsushima" (松島, まつしま, possibly Jukdo or Liancourt Rocks) were part of either Imbashu or Hoki districts, where the Oyas and Murakawas of Yonago resided.
"독도 [dog do]/獨島" is the pronunciation of Japanese secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" from Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" from Japanese secondary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "竹島/죽도[zug do]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" from Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect secondary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "송도[soŋ do] 松島" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" from Japanese primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture, "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "께[ge]/[ke]" is similar to (the sound of not English but) Spanish [k/C] of "Catalonia".
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Chinese speaking posture, "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "쓰[s=]/[θ=]" is similar to (the sound of English) [s] of "such", not of "sand".
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" from Phoenician/Canaanite speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, Liancourt is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt from CYRILLIC primary /C1 speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Korean island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" from Korea Seoul primary /P CHEST speaking posture, "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm], (which is equal to Korean island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of s Japanese peaking posture, "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま), (which is equal to Korean island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "꾸[geu]/[ku]" is similar to (the sound of not English but) Spanish [k/C] of "Catalonia".
B)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liancourt_Rocks ,
The Liancourt Rocks consist of two main islets and numerous surrounding rocks. The two main islets, called Seodo (서도[sΛ do]/西島, "Western Island") and Dongdo (동도[doŋ do]/東島, "Eastern Island") in Korean, and Otokojima (男島/남도[nam do], "Male Island") Onnajima (女島/여도[yΛ do], "Female Island") in Japanese, are 151 metres (495 ft) apart.[6] The Western Island is the larger of the two, with a wider base and higher peak, while the Eastern Island offers more usable surface area.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese peaking posture, "동도[doŋ do]/東島" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" from Phoenician/Canaanite CHEST /+bp speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Eastern Island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" from Japanese primary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect peaking posture, "서도[sΛ do]/西島" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" from Phoenician/Canaanite CHEST /+cp speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Western Island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect secondary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "男島/남도[nam do]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" or "男島/남도[nam do]" from CYRILLIC primary /C1 CHEST /+bp speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Male Island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" or "男島/남도[nam do]" or "Male Island" from Japanese secondary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "女島/여도[yΛ do]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" or "男島/남도[nam do]" or "Male Island" or "女島/여도[yΛ do]" from CYRILLIC primary /C1 CHEST /+cp speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Female Island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" or "男島/남도[nam do]" or "Male Island" or "女島/여도[yΛ do]" or "Female Island" from Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect primary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect speaking posture, "오또꼬지마[ŋo do go zi ma], not Otokojima" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "독도 [dog do]/獨島" or "울릉도[ŋul l=ŋ do]/鬱陵島, not Ulleungdo" or "竹島/죽도[zug do]" or "송도[soŋ do] 松島" or "다께시마[da ge si ma]/たけしま, not Takeshima" or "마쓰시마[ma s= si ma]/まつしま, not Matsushima" or Liancourt or "Korean island" or "한국 섬 [han gug sΛm]" or "강고꾸시마 [gaŋ go gu si ma](かんこくしま, 韓國しま)" or "동도[doŋ do]/東島" or "Eastern Island" or "서도[sΛ do]/西島" or "Western Island" or "男島/남도[nam do]" or "Male Island" or "女島/여도[yΛ do]" or "Female Island" or "오또꼬지마[ŋo do go zi ma]" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary CHEST speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "온나지마[ŋon na zi ma], not Onnajima" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
5. Tsushima Island, 対馬 つしま 대마도 [dæ ma do]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsushima_Island ,
Tsushima Island (対馬, Tsushima) is an island of the Japanese Archipelago situated in the middle of the Tsushima Strait at 34°25'N and 129°20'E.
"대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" is the pronunciation of Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "쓰시마 [s= si ma] つしま, not Tsushima" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
** "Tsushima" is the pronunciation/spelling of Greek/Sparta for "쓰시마 [s= si ma], つしま".
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" from Japanese secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Korea 제주도/濟州道(島)[ze zu do] dialect speaking posture, "쯔시마 [z= si ma]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
http://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EB%8C%80%EB%A7%88%EB%8F%84 ,
삼국시대 초에는 대마도를 ‘진도[zin do](津島)’라고 불렀다.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary CHEST speaking posture, "진도[zin do](津島)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" or "쓰시마 [s= si ma] つしま" or "쯔시마 [z= si ma]" or "진도[zin do](津島)" from Korea Seoul secondary /S CHEST speaking posture, "일본 섬 [ŋil bon sΛm], (which is equal to Japanese island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" or "쓰시마 [s= si ma] つしま" or "쯔시마 [z= si ma]" or "진도[zin do](津島)" or "일본 섬 [ŋil bon sΛm] from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect primary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "닙뽄시마 [nib bon si ma] にっぽん しま, Nippon, (which is equal to Japanese island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" or "쓰시마 [s= si ma] つしま" or "쯔시마 [z= si ma]" or "진도[zin do](津島)" or "일본 섬 [ŋil bon sΛm] or "닙뽄시마 [nib bon si ma] にっぽん しま" from Korea 경상도/慶尙道 [gyΛŋ saŋ do] dialect secondary speaking posture with coarticulation of Japanese speaking posture, "니혼시마[Nihon si ma] にほん しま, (which is equal to Japanese island)" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
When/if trying to speak "대마도 [dæ ma do], 對馬島" or "쓰시마 [s= si ma] つしま" or "쯔시마 [z= si ma]" or "진도[zin do](津島)" or "일본 섬 [ŋil bon sΛm] or "닙뽄시마 [nib bon si ma] にっぽん しま" or "니혼시마[Nihon si ma] にほん しま" from CYRILLIC primary /C1 CHEST /+cp speaking posture with coarticulation of English /P/S speaking posture, "Japanese Island" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. Vice versa.
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 釣魚台群島/尖閣諸島, 琉球諸島, 南西諸島, 薩南諸島, 吐噶喇列島, 沖縄諸島, 慶良間諸島, 先島諸島, 宮古列島, 八重山諸島 |
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