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| English.
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Hokkien.
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Cantonese.
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Character.
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| Sarawak
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Su-la-wak
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Sa-la-wak
|
砂朥越
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| Selangor
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Kit-lang
|
Kat-lang
|
吉隆
|
| ...
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Sit-lang-ngo
|
Su-lang-ngok
|
寔蘭莪
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| Serapong
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Sa-li-pong
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Sa-la-pong
|
...
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| Shanghai
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Siang-hai
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Sheung-hoi
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上海
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| Siam
|
Siam-lo, Siam-ti
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Chhim-1o
|
暹羅
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| Singkep
|
Sin-kip
|
San-kap
|
新汲
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| Situl
|
Si-tüt
|
Si-to
|
寔突
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| Sourabaya
|
Su-li-ba
|
Sz-shui
|
泗水
|
| ...
|
Si-li-buat
|
Siet-lei-fa
|
泗里末
|
| Spain[1]
|
Toa-lu-song
|
Tai-lui-sung
|
大呂宋
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| Swatow
|
Suaⁿ-than
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Shan-thau
|
汕頭
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| Sungei Ujong
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Hu-jiong
|
Fu-yong
|
芙蓉
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| Tavoy
|
Tho-a
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Tho-nga
|
土瓦
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| Tebing Tinggi
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Chiok-be teng-ngi
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Shek-ma teng-yi
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石馬丁宜
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- ↑ Toa-lu-song 'means 'Big Luzon', as distinct from Manila which is called 'Small Luzon.'
