Chinese languages

I checked the unicode fonts, couldn't find it in there. And it's not in the extension B either, it would be around U+290E0 if it were there.

This is why I'm pretty convinced that these different vowels were already present on the Chinese mainland. Also, I once asked a Taiwanese if he was familiar with this variant, and he said that people spoke like that in some parts of Taiwan, but he didn't know where.

I feel are not really sensible sentences in English, so it's not a problem if there's no way of saying them in Hokkien, but the remainder of the set seem to be quite ordinary sentences in English, and yet I can't say them in Hokkien, or I CANT say them