Language courses and other materials for learning Shanghainese, the variety of Wu Chinese spoken mainly in Shanghai in China.
by Lance Eccles
- contains twenty-nine units, each of which contains two brief dialogues, vocabulary for the dialogues, and a supplementary word list. Because this book is intended chiefly for those who already have some knowledge of Putonghua (Mandarin), grammatical explanations are confined to occasional brief notes.
Available from: Dunwoody Press
by Wu Ying (Editor)
- a collection of 600 colloquial Shanghai sentences from a variety of social situations.
Available from: Dunwoody Press
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