Tones in language, particularly in tonal languages like Mandarin Chinese, are represented by strokes and numbers. These strokes and numbers are often seen in Pinyin, the romanization system for Chinese, where tones are indicated by marks above the vowels and numbers at the end of the syllable. For example, the word "ma" can have different meanings based on its tone: "mā" (mother), "má" (hemp), "mǎ" (horse), and "mà" (scold). So, the correct answer to your question is "strokes and numbers".

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Tones in language, particularly in tonal languages like Mandarin Chinese, are represented by strokes and numbers. These strokes and numbers are often seen in Pinyin, the romanization system for Chinese, where tones are indicated by marks above the vowels and numbers at the end of the syllable. For example, the word "ma" can have different meanings based on its tone: "mā" (mother), "má" (hemp), "mǎ" (horse), and "mà" (scold). So, the correct answer to your question is "strokes and numbers".

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Tones in language, particularly in tonal languages like Mandarin Chinese, are represented by strokes and numbers. These strokes and numbers are often seen in Pinyin, the romanization system for Chinese, where tones are indicated by marks above the vowels and numbers at the end of the syllable. For example, the word "ma" can have different meanings based on its tone: "mā" (mother), "má" (hemp), "mǎ" (horse), and "mà" (scold). So, the correct answer to your question is "strokes and numbers".

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