Non-Sinoxenic pronunciations are vocabularies borrowed from Chinese, but differ from Sinoxenic pronunciations in that: * The corresponding Chinese writing system is not borrowed alongside the pronunciation * The pronunciation did not arise from the attempt at adopting Chinese as the literary language * The borrowed vocabulary is not limited to Classical Chinese, but often includes modern and colloquial forms of Chinese
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