Chinese Cantonese tones English Dictionary


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Double Native speaker's Dictionary Unique features, It is first printed dictionary book as equivalent 5 dictionaries in one, such as: (i) English Cantonese (ii) English Cantonese (Yale romanized) (iii) English Cantonese (Jyutping romanized) (iv) English Cantonese (plain romanized) & (v) Cantonese tones English. it's in a funnie, easier, intelligent and super powerful dictionary in over a century. Focus on speaking. Two extraordinarily methods. World's no 1 easy. i) Multiple 3 options Romanized, 'it makes 25 times faster to learn Cantonese for non-chinese native speakers' ii) Cantonese tones English, 'it makes 125 times faster for both native speakers to learn English or Cantonese' - i) There are so many different kind of Romanized used in Cantonese language books, such as (Yale/Jyutping/Sidney-Lau/Meyer-wempe/Guang dond/Penk-yamp/Yut-yut etc), among them used on it, as well as Yale, Jyutping and plain Roman, you have multiple 3 options Romanized based on six tones pronunciations in Cantonese with comparative tones, just select one instead of from the others romanized, as you feeling more manageable, Than instantly able to reproduce self accurate right pronunciations without helps. - ii) Lookup English headwords and phrases via Cantonese tones. Both native speakers easily self access well, even who have nothing either English or Cantonese.




English Chinese Cantonese Dictionary


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Double Native speaker's Dictionary Unique features, It is first printed dictionary book as equivalent 5 dictionaries in one, such as: (i) English Cantonese (ii) English Cantonese (Yale romanized) (iii) English Cantonese (Jyutping romanized) (iv) English Cantonese (plain romanized) & (v) Cantonese tones English. it's in a funnie, easier, intelligent and super powerful dictionary in over a century. Focus on speaking. Two extraordinarily methods. World's no 1 easy. i) Multiple 3 options Romanized, 'it makes 25 times faster to learn Cantonese for non-chinese native speakers' ii) Cantonese tones English, 'it makes 125 times faster for both native speakers to learn English or Cantonese' * i) There are so many different kind of Romanized used in Cantonese language books, such as (Yale/Jyutping/Sidney-Lau/Meyer-wempe/Guang dond/Penk-yamp/Yut-yut etc), among them used on it, as well as Yale, Jyutping and plain Roman, you have multiple 3 options Romanized based on six tones pronunciations in Cantonese with comparative tones, just select one instead of from the others romanized, as you feeling more manageable, Than instantly able to reproduce self accurate right pronunciations without helps. * ii) Lookup English headwords and phrases via Cantonese tones. Both native speakers easily self access well, even who have nothing either English or Cantonese.




Easy English Cantonese & Cantonese Tonal English Dictionary


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Unique two methods: i) 3D (multi-romanized); ii) Cantonese tonal English Dictionary; i) This method helps for multi-users speakers find the best unexpected easy pronunciation; go through multiple three romanized systems such as Yale /Jyutping and plain Roman; this method bring out self accurate right pronounce based on 6 tones. ii) Words are listed in alphabetically tones order. Both speakers easily self access well, even who have nothing either English or Cantonese, for lookup to English words and phrases via Cantonese tones, and Users self-able to comparative analysis with 6 tones, and it’s funny and so easy!!!; it makes 25 to 125 times faster.




ABC Cantonese-English Comprehensive Dictionary


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Cantonese is spoken by an estimated 73 million people worldwide. It remains hugely influential and a source of great pride--especially for its speakers in Hong Kong, where it flourishes as the predominant language and so sets Hong Kong apart linguistically from all of mainland China. The first and most authoritative reference of its kind to be published in the last forty years, ABC Cantonese-English Comprehensive Dictionary comprises about 15,000 lexical entries that are unique to the colloquial Cantonese language as it is spoken and written in Hong Kong today. Author Robert S. Bauer, a renowned lexicographer and authority on Cantonese, has utilized language documentation resources to the fullest extent by gathering material firsthand from dictionaries, glossaries, and grammars; newspapers and magazines; government records; cartoons and comic books; film and television; websites; and native speakers striding the sidewalks of Hong Kong to capture concretely contemporary Cantonese. In addition to the Introduction, which presents an exhaustive description and analysis of Hong Kong Cantonese, this dictionary's special features include: alphabetical ordering of the lexical entries by their Jyut Ping romanized Cantonese pronunciations; parts of speech; cross-referencing with semantically related lexical items; variant pronunciations and written forms in Chinese characters and English letters; explanatory notes on social status and usage (literal, figurative, slang, jargon, humorous, obscene, obsolete, etc.); information on sociocultural, historical, and political aspects; and example sentences showing lexical usage in the context of spoken Cantonese.










A Chinese-English Dictionary


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A Chinese-English Dictionary


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Modern Cantonese Phonology


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TRENDS IN LINGUISTICS is a series of books that open new perspectives in our understanding of language. The series publishes state-of-the-art work on core areas of linguistics across theoretical frameworks, as well as studies that provide new insights by approaching language from an interdisciplinary perspective. TRENDS IN LINGUISTICS considers itself a forum for cutting-edge research based on solid empirical data on language in its various manifestations, including sign languages. It regards linguistic variation in its synchronic and diachronic dimensions as well as in its social contexts as important sources of insight for a better understanding of the design of linguistic systems and the ecology and evolution of language. TRENDS IN LINGUISTICS publishes monographs and outstanding dissertations as well as edited volumes, which provide the opportunity to address controversial topics from different empirical and theoretical viewpoints. High quality standards are ensured through anonymous reviewing. To discuss your book idea or submit a proposal, please contact Birgit Sievert.