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A Dictionary Of Cantonese Slang Christopher Hutton Kingsley Bolton

  • SKU: BELL-1710916
A Dictionary Of Cantonese Slang Christopher Hutton Kingsley Bolton
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Publisher: University of Hawaii Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 195 MB
Pages: 524
Author: Christopher Hutton, Kingsley Bolton
ISBN: 9780824829858, 0824829859
Language: English
Year: 2005

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A Dictionary Of Cantonese Slang Christopher Hutton Kingsley Bolton by Christopher Hutton, Kingsley Bolton 9780824829858, 0824829859 instant download after payment.

The publication of this dictionary locates the discussion of its subject, Cantonese slang, within the social, cultural, and political dynamics of Hong Kong society. The "slang" of the title refers to a wide range of Hong Kong vernacular Cantonese speech styles, notably the language of the underworld (a major source of innovation in late 20th-21st century speech), of teenagers, and of Hong Kong movies and comics. The volume offers a general introduction to the history of "vernacular" and "vulgar" dictionaries, including the lexicography of Cantonese; the sociopolitical and linguistic background to Hong Kong; and the specific problems faced by the linguist as urban anthropologist in researching such issues. The Dictionary itself offers for the first time a survey of the commonest slang and colloquial phrases used in Hong Kong, including taboo language not hitherto found in any dictionary. It is Cantonese-English, arranged alphabetically according to a widely-used transcription system.

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