[A primer of the Ningbo dialect]

Format
Book
Language
Wu Chinese
Published/​Created
  • [Ningbo, China?] : [Hua hua sheng jing shu fang?], [between 1851 and 1857?]
  • [宁波?] : [华花圣经书房?], [between 1851 and 1857?]
Description
54 pages : black and white illustrations ; 27 cm

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    Notes
    • Title devised by cataloger.
    • On folded leaves, stitch bound. Illustrations occasionally overlap with text or the border, suggesting two-step printing process.
    • "Presented by Mr. J. L. Rankin"--typewritten and inscribed on wrapper.
    • "A primer, the first Romanized colloquial Chinese book, prepared chiefly by Mr. W. Martin's teacher. Cut in blocks"--inscription on wrapper.
    • A Chinese primer written in Latin romanization of the dialect of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China; possibly a collaborative work by W.A.P. Martin, his Chinese teacher, Henry Van Vleck Rankin, Robert Henry Cobbold, and other Presbyterian missionaries.
    • 框高21.2 cm至24.3 cm不等.
    Language note
    Text in Romanized dialect of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China
    Script
    Latin alphabet.
    Contents
    • Ih z t'u-wô
    • Liang z t'u-wô
    • Sæn z t'u-wô
    • S z t'u-wô
    • Ih ko nying
    • Ih chü jü
    • Ih dzing ts'ô-ts
    • Ih tsah jün
    • Ih tsah tiao
    • Ih kwang ng
    • Ih keng zô
    • S-ts, lao-hu, loh-do
    • Kong niæn veh.
    • [一字土话]
    • [两字土话]
    • [三字土话]
    • [四字土话]
    • [一个人]
    • [一株树]
    • [一顶车子]
    • [一只船]
    • [一只鸟]
    • [一筐鱼]
    • [一根蛇]
    • [狮子, 老虎, 骆驼].
    Other title(s)
    • [Ningbo tu hua chu xue].
    • [宁波土话初学].
    • [Nying-po t'u-wô ts'u-ôh]
    OCLC
    1347186942
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