J. Dyer Ball
Born 1847-01-01
Died 1919-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF7625922
- WikidataQ6133004
- ISNI0000000080871172
- Open LibraryOL1272060A
Top Subjects
- China (5)
- Chinese language -- Dialects -- Canton (3)
- Chinese language -- Conversation and phrase books (2)
- Relations (2)
- Chinese Cooking (1)
- Chinese language -- Readers. (1)
- Cantonese dialects. (1)
Books by J. Dyer Ball
Total count: 24
Cantonese made easya book of simple sentences in the Cantonese dialect, with free and literal translations, and directions for the rendering of English grammatical forms in Chinese.2nd ed., rev. and enl. / by J. Dyer Ball.Printed at the 'China Mail' office1888-01-01-
The English-Chinese cookery bookcontaining 200 receipts in English and ChineseKelly & Walsh1890-01-01
Things Chinesebeing notes on various subjects connected with ChinaS. Low, Marston1892-01-01
Readings in Cantonese colloquialbeing selections from books in the Cantonese vernacular with free and literal translations of the Chinese character and romanized spellingKelly1894-01-01-
Readings in Cantonese colloquialbeing selections from books in the Cantonese vernacular with free and literal translations of the Chinese character and romanized spellingKelly & Walsh, limited1894-01-01
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The Höng Shán or Macao dialecta comparative syllabary of the Höng Shán and Cantonese pronunciations, with observations on the variations in the use of the classifiers, finals and other words, and a description of the tones, &c., &c.1897-01-01
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The Shun-Tak dialecta comparative syllabary of the Shun-Tak and Cantonese pronunciations, with observations on the variations in the use of the classifiers, finals, and other words, and a description of the tones, &c., &cPrinted at the China Mail Office1901-01-01
How to speak Cantonesefifty conversations in Cantonese colloquial; with Chinese character, free and literal English translations, and romanised spelling with tonic and diacritical marks, &c.2d ed., rev. and cor. By J. Dyer Ball.Kelly & Walsh, limited1902-01-01-
The pith of the classicsthe Chinese classics in everyday life : or, quotations from the Chineseclassics in colloquial usePrinted by Noronha & Co.1905-01-01
How to write Chinesecontaining general rules for writing Chinese, and particular directions for writing the radicals2nd ed.Kelly & Walsh1905-01-01
Macao, the holy citythe gem of the Orient earthPrinted by The China Baptist Publication Society1905-01-01
The Celestial and his religionsor, The religious aspect in China. Being a series of lectures on the religions of the Chinese.Kelly and Walsh, ld.1906-01-01-
Five thousand years of John ChinamanKelly1906-01-01
The Celestial and his religionsor, The religious aspect in China : being a series of lectures on the religions of the ChineseKelly and Walsh1906-01-01-
Rhythms and rhymes in Chinese climesa lecture on Chinese poetry and poets.Kelly & Walsh, limited1907-01-01
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Is Buddhism a preparation or hindrance to Christianity in China?Printed at St. Paul's College1907-01-01
The Cantonese made easy vocabularya small dictionary in English and Cantonese, containing words and phrases used in the spoken language, with the classifiers indicated for each noun, and definitions of the different shades of meaning, as well as notes on the different uses of some of the words where ambiguity might otherwise arise3d ed., rev. and enl.Kelly & Walsh1908-01-01-
An English-Cantonese pocket vocabularycontaining common words and phrases, printed without the Chinese characters, or tonic marks4th ed., rev.Kelly & Walsh, limited1910-01-01
The Chinese at homeor, The man of Tong and his landReligious Tract Society1911-01-01
The Chinese at home, or the man of Tong and his landFleming H. Revell company1912-01-01-
The Chinese at home, or the man of Tong and his landFleming H. Revell company1912-01-01
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Early Russian intercourse with China1912-01-01
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Hakka made easy ...Kelly & Walsh, Limited1913-01-01
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Things Chinese, or, Notes connected with China5th ed. rev. by E. Chalmers Werner.J. Murray1926-01-01