Cantonese


Cantonese Complete Course (Teach Yourself)
Cantonese: A Comprehensive Grammar (Routledge Comprehensive Grammars)
Colloquial Cantonese: The Complete Course for Beginners
Intermediate Cantonese: A Grammar and Workbook (Grammar Workbooks)
Basic Cantonese: A Grammar and Workbook (Grammar Workbooks) (Volume 0)
Cantonese: Since the Nineteenth Century
Cantonese for Everyone (English and Chinese Edition)
Everyday Cantonese for Parents: Learn Cantonese: a practical Cantonese phrasebook with parenting phrases to communicate with your children and learn Cantonese at home. JYUTPING edition
Assimil le cantonais sans peine SUPERPACK [livre +4 Audio CD's + 1 CD MP3] (Cantonese Edition)
A Dictionary of Cantonese Slang: The Language of Hong Kong Movies, Street Gangs And City Life (English and Chinese Edition)
Cantonese Culture: Aspects of Life in Modern Hong Kong and Southeast Asia (Travel/Hong Kong/Se Asia)
Dim Sum: A Pocket Guide
Cantonese characters from HSK level 1 with stroke order
The Queens of New York
雙天至尊 (文學森林) (Traditional Chinese Edition)
Crying in H Mart by Michelle ZaunerThe Eyes Are the Best Part by Monika KimNumber One Chinese Restaurant by Lillian LiSex and Sushi by Tassa DesaladaGreedy by Callie Kazumi
Chopsticks
44 books — 8 voters
Shark's Fin and Sichuan Pepper by Fuchsia DunlopEvery Grain of Rice by Fuchsia DunlopServe the People by Jen Lin-LiuCrazy Dumplings II - Even Dumplinger by Amanda   RobertsThe Breath of a Wok by Grace Young
CHINESE Food Writing & Cookbooks
51 books — 21 voters

South China Morning Blues by Ray HechtFactory Girls by Leslie T. ChangAdventure, romance and war in the Far East by Iris Hay-EdiePearl of China by Anchee MinPearl River Drama by Ray Hecht
Books Set in SOUTH CHINA
35 books — 18 voters

Crazy Dumplings by Amanda   RobertsEvery Grain of Rice by Fuchsia DunlopPei Mei's Chinese Cookbook Volume I [Pei mei shi pu (1)] by Peimei FuLand of Fish and Rice by Fuchsia DunlopThe Breath of a Wok by Grace Young
Best Chinese Cookbooks
48 books — 10 voters

Philip Duke of Edinburgh
If it has got four legs and it is not a chair, if it has got two wings and it flies but is not an aeroplane, and if it swims and it is not a submarine, the Cantonese will eat it.
H.R.H. Prince Philip

John Lanchester
...Mandarin sounds like someone chewing a brandy glass full of wasps and Cantonese sounds like people having an argument. The written language of both dialects, incidentally, is the same.
John Lanchester, Fragrant Harbor

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