Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "O-Javanese, O-Jawa or O-Spelling is a phenomenon that caused because of writings version contradiction between standard Javanese spelling and standard Indonesian spelling (EYD). In standard Indonesian spelling word \"a\" can only pronounced /a/, while in standard Javanese spelling word \"a\" have two tone, i.e. /a/ and /ɔ/. in consequence, the Indonesian words that borrowed from Javanese that have syntax \"a\" on its writings usually pronounced /a/ although in Javanese its pronounced /ɔ/. Hence, the words \"a\" that pronounced /o/ become written as \"o\" to accommodate readers that not from Javanese background.For example: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono if written by standard Javanese spelling should be Susila Bambang Yudhayana, while Surabaya pronounced /Surɔbɔjɔ/ Hamengkubuwono/Hamengkubuwana Mangkunegoro/Mangkunegara"@en }
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- O-Javanese_spelling abstract "O-Javanese, O-Jawa or O-Spelling is a phenomenon that caused because of writings version contradiction between standard Javanese spelling and standard Indonesian spelling (EYD). In standard Indonesian spelling word \"a\" can only pronounced /a/, while in standard Javanese spelling word \"a\" have two tone, i.e. /a/ and /ɔ/. in consequence, the Indonesian words that borrowed from Javanese that have syntax \"a\" on its writings usually pronounced /a/ although in Javanese its pronounced /ɔ/. Hence, the words \"a\" that pronounced /o/ become written as \"o\" to accommodate readers that not from Javanese background.For example: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono if written by standard Javanese spelling should be Susila Bambang Yudhayana, while Surabaya pronounced /Surɔbɔjɔ/ Hamengkubuwono/Hamengkubuwana Mangkunegoro/Mangkunegara".