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- Author:Mary R. Haas
- ISBN:0879502665
- ISBN13:978-0879502669
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- Publisher:Spoken Language Services (June 1, 1971)
- Pages:115 pages
- Subcategory:Foreign Language Study & Reference
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- Rating:4.7
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Mary Haas lays out the system very very well.
Mary Haas lays out the system very very well. As Derek Tonkin and Franklin Huffman set the standard for textbooks on the Khmer writing system, Mary Haas has done the same for Thai. 4 people found this helpful.
Haas, Mary R. The Thai System of Writing
Haas, Mary R. The Thai System of Writing. Ford Foundation, New York, . This book is designed to be used in conjunction with two other recently published books, namely the THAI READER and the THAI VOCABULARY (American Coun-cil of Learned Societies, 1954 and 1955). All words cited in the present book are followed by a phonetic transcription (see Phonetic Key and Charts on the pages immediately following this preface).
Explanation of the Thai system of writing. Books by Mary R. Haas
The Thai System of Writing. Publications Series A, Texts No. 1. ccxxiii. Washington, D. American Council of Learned Societies, 1955.
The Thai System of Writing. American Council of Learned Societies, 1956. 2. xiv, 217–589. Publications Series B, Aids No. 5. xiv, 115.
Haas was born in Richmond, Indiana. She attended high school and Earlham College in Richmond. Haas undertook graduate work on comparative philology at the University of Chicago.
Mary Haas lays out the system very very well
Mary Haas lays out the system very very well.
Thai System of Writing.
The majority of the texts come from the unpublished writings of James H. Hill of Eufaula, an especially knowledgeable elder who composed texts for Dr. Haas using the standard Creek alphabet. Twelve other speakers served as sources for dictated texts. Thai System of Writing. Spoken Thai, Basic Course, Units 1-12.
The Thai system of writing.
Influential Citations2. Interlingual Word Taboos.
Haas's The Thai System of Writing (1956) is far and away the best . Washington, . This book was my own introduction to Thai
Beautifully clear and systematic, but without burdening the learner with historical explanations for the synchronic complexities, this is the indispensable introduction to the Thai writing system. American Council of Learned Societies. This book was my own introduction to Thai. I remember devouring it from cover to cover during the summer of 1965, before leaving for my first field trip in Thailand. This works much better than hugging the phonetic ground too closely with, .
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