Revision F/V hook

F/V hook is a small hook written at the end of a straight stroke only

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When there is no finally sounded vowel after F/V, F/V hook is used.

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There are 4 rules using F/V hook.

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F/V hook can be added in the middle of two straight strokes

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F/V hook may also be used in the middle of words between certain strokes

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Circle s/z may be added to the F/V hook

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F/V hook may be added between two horizontal strokes

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If the sound of F or V is followed by a finally sounded vowel/diphthong, F/V hook is used

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If a root word is written with an F/V hook at the end, derived or compound words retain the hook

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F/V hook is written anticlockwise to the straight strokes, at the left side of the straight downstroke.

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