The Rudiments of the Chinese Language: With Dialogues, Exercises, And a Vocabulary
The Rudiments of the Chinese Language: With Dialogues, Exercises, And a Vocabulary
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Fowl feathers.
chf-mau.
Fox, hu-ll.
Fragrant wood, Mang-chaL Friend, p'&ng^iii.
Freeze (to).
tting-ping.
Freeze to death.
tung-si.
From, along.
t'mng.
From a boy, t'mng-siau.
VOCABULAEY.
Front door, t*8ien-mdn.
Full, mhn, or mwan.
Fulfil (to), ' c^hing'tsiii.
Fustians, hwei-jung.
111 G.
Galangal, Gambler, Gamboge, Gamble, Garden (vegetable), Garlic, * Garment (appos, for), Garroo wood, .
Gather up (to), Gauze, Gentleman (young).
Gild a surface.
Gild figures.
Gild in spots.
Girl, Give away (to),... Give (to), Give more (to), lianff chtang.
id t^Bing.
V^g hwdng, ti!^ t'sien, t'sai-ytiin.
swan, , Men.
chin htang.
sheU'She.
sha.
kUng-tsz.
t'u kin* miau htn* sit kin.
aiau-nd'tsz, Vul keh kt, pi.
ilen.
112 VOCABULARY.
Ginghams, Give, Glass, Glass dressing.
Glass ware (native), Glass beads (native), Glass (looking), Glass globe for gold Glue, Go, Go to the^east.
Go (to).
Go east (to).
Go up a hill.
Go round, (to) Goat, Goats* hair, Goat-sucker, God, God of war, Gods, (Tauist) God of the Tauists, God of riches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fowl feathers.
chf-mau.
Fox, hu-ll.
Fragrant wood, Mang-chaL Friend, p'&ng^iii.
Freeze (to).
tting-ping.
Freeze to death.
tung-si.
From, along.
t'mng.
From a boy, t'mng-siau.
VOCABULAEY.
Front door, t*8ien-mdn.
Full, mhn, or mwan.
Fulfil (to), ' c^hing'tsiii.
Fustians, hwei-jung.
111 G.
Galangal, Gambler, Gamboge, Gamble, Garden (vegetable), Garlic, * Garment (appos, for), Garroo wood, .
Gather up (to), Gauze, Gentleman (young).
Gild a surface.
Gild figures.
Gild in spots.
Girl, Give away (to),... Give (to), Give more (to), lianff chtang.
id t^Bing.
V^g hwdng, ti!^ t'sien, t'sai-ytiin.
swan, , Men.
chin htang.
sheU'She.
sha.
kUng-tsz.
t'u kin* miau htn* sit kin.
aiau-nd'tsz, Vul keh kt, pi.
ilen.
112 VOCABULARY.
Ginghams, Give, Glass, Glass dressing.
Glass ware (native), Glass beads (native), Glass (looking), Glass globe for gold Glue, Go, Go to the^east.
Go (to).
Go east (to).
Go up a hill.
Go round, (to) Goat, Goats* hair, Goat-sucker, God, God of war, Gods, (Tauist) God of the Tauists, God of riches.
What to read after The Rudiments of the Chinese Language: With Dialogues, Exercises, And a Vocabulary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Summers to read onlineMoreLess
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