Chinese Literature
How to speak Cantonese: fifty conversations in Cantonese colloquial; with Chinese character, free and literal English translations, and romanised spelling with tonic and diacritical marks, &c
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100% FREE DIGITALHow to speak Cantonese: fifty conversations in Cantonese colloquial; with Chinese character, free and literal English translations, and romanised spelling with tonic and diacritical marks, &c
by Ball, J. Dyer (James Dyer), 1847-1919
6 p. \U+25a1., 229 p. 27 cm
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| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Author | Ball, J. Dyer (James Dyer), 1847-1919 |
| Category | Chinese Literature |
| Source | Archive.org |
| License | Public Domain / Open Access |
| Topics | Chinese language -- Dialects Canton, Chinese language -- Conversation and phrase books |
| Archive ID | howtospeakcanton00ballrich |
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