Re: Japanese References (was: I'M BACK!!! :))

Douglas Koller, Latin & French scripsit:

> The format is much akin to the canonical Li & Thompson on Mandarin
> Chinese and certainly as comprehensive (*and* with examples written
> in Japanese as well as English transliteration, which neither the L &
> T nor the Routledge Cantonese grammar has, alas).
Of course, that *other* canonical example, _The Complete Lojban Language_,
uses the native orthography throughout.

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