Original sentence: In the Quanzhou dialect, the most common, it is pronounced Ē-mg.The characters "下門" ("lower gate") in Zhangzhou dialect of Hokkien (one of the major Min nan languages) are pronounced Ē-mûi (using the POJ Romanization).The name continues to be pronounced Ē-mg in Hokkien, effectively using the older name, "下門"
Edited sentence: In the Quanzhou dialect, the most common, it is pronounced ē-mg.The characters "下門" ("lower gate") in Zhangzhou dialect of Hokkien (one of the major Min nan languages) are pronounced ε̄-mûi (using the POJ Romanization).The name continues to be pronounced ē-mg in Hokkien, effectively using the older name, "下門"