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Comprende i nomi: S.E. Martin, Samuel Elmo Martin

Opere di Samuel Elmo Martin

Essential Japanese (1954) 56 copie
Beginning Korean (1986) 9 copie

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Informazioni generali

Nome canonico
Martin, Samuel Elmo
Nome legale
Martin, Samuel Elmo
Data di nascita
1924-01-24
Data di morte
2009-11-28
Sesso
male
Nazionalità
USA
Luogo di nascita
Pittsburg, Kansas, USA
Luogo di morte
Vancouver, Washington, USA
Luogo di residenza
Emporia, Kansas, USA
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Istruzione
University of California, Berkeley (BA|1947, MA|1949)
Yale University (PhD|1950)
Attività lavorative
professor of Far Eastern Languages
Organizzazioni
Yale University
Premi e riconoscimenti
Presidential Medal of Honor for Distinguished Cultural Contributions, Korea (1994)
Breve biografia
Married to Nancy Martin, with one daughter, Norah.

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I have to give this little dictionary 5 stars because it was such a life-enhancer for me when I spent some time in Japan - (3 trips, 7 weeks in total). Almost as dangerous as my Collins Gem French dictionary but fortunately for me I came to the conclusion when I was out "in the field" [read anywhere in central Tokyo] that Japanese girls are simply too good for me. Oh.... (and I still think about this after 15 years).
 
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innermoss | Dec 29, 2012 |
Just got this. Kind of a doorstop but appears definitive. About half the book is discussion of the language, and half is a lexicon of words and word parts. The Yale Romanization system is used—no Hangul. Some clunky ASCII-art diagrams of part-of-speech relationships belie the book's age.

[Two months later] After more looking around, I'm less impressed with this book. A better survey is The Korean Language by H.M. Sohn. Sohn's book is a clearly presented overview of Korean phonology, morphology, syntax and history. It makes the Martin book look like a cardboard box full of field notes.… (altro)
 
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billmcn | 1 altra recensione | Oct 18, 2007 |
In most respects, this is just one of many compact romanized Japanese dictionaries. What sets it apart and led me to consult it more than I might have otherwise is the fact that it marks rising and falling tones (i.e. to differentiate hashi 'chopsticks' from hashi 'bridge'). It isn't the most crucial aspect of Japanese, but it's a worthwhile bit of information to have on hand and this is an inexpensive source.

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q_and_a | Jul 23, 2007 |
 
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Budzul | 1 altra recensione | May 31, 2008 |

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Statistiche

Opere
27
Utenti
536
Popolarità
#46,472
Voto
½ 3.5
Recensioni
5
ISBN
53
Lingue
1

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