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Title: Chinese and English phrase book, with the Chinese pronunciation indicated in English, specially adapted for the use of merchants, travelers and families

Author: Benoni Lanctot

In: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 17

Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington Library, Wellington

Part of: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout

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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 17

Lettuce. Melon. Mushroom. Shang tsoi?. Kwa?. Heung sun. Muskmelon. Mustard. Onion. Heun'g kwa'. Kai tsoi. Tsung tau. Parsley. Peas. Green peas. Black pepper. Hon kan tsoi. Ho lan tau. Luk tau. Hoo tsiu. Potato. Sweet potato. Pumpkin. Ho lan shu. Fan shu. Tung kwa?. Sugar cane. Tomato. Turnip. Che?. Fan ke?. Lo? pak. Watermelon. Yam. Sai kwa?. Tai shu. Chinese pepper. Chun tsiu. Yellow pumpkin. Noam' hear Purslale. Chu tsai tsoi. Scallions. Kau tsoi. Sea-weed. Hoi? tsoi?. Edible sea-weed. Tsz ts…

Lettuce. Melon. Mushroom. Shang tsoi?. Kwa?. Heung sun. Muskmelon. Mustard. Onion. Heun'g kwa'. Kai tsoi. Tsung tau. Parsley. Peas. Green peas. Black pepper. Hon kan tsoi. Ho lan tau. Luk tau. Hoo tsiu. Potato. Sweet potato. Pumpkin. Ho lan shu. Fan shu. Tung kwa?. Sugar cane. Tomato. Turnip. Che?. Fan ke?. Lo? pak. Watermelon. Yam. Sai kwa?. Tai shu. Chinese pepper. Chun tsiu. Yellow pumpkin. Noam' hear Purslale. Chu tsai tsoi. Scallions. Kau tsoi. Sea-weed. Hoi? tsoi?. Edible sea-weed. Tsz tsoi?. Sesamum. Chi ma. Sow-thistle Foo tsoi?. Spinage. Hin tsoi?. Tare. Oo tau. Water-chestnut. Ma' tai. Water-caltrops. Ling kok. Water-lily seeds. Lin tsz. Water-lily roots. Lin ngau.