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stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely

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Page 1: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 2: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 3: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 4: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 5: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 6: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely
Page 7: stedt.berkeley.edustedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1992siamese.pdf2 The four Chinese terrns are all marked "colloquial" or "dialectal" in Wu et al. (1979), though they are all extremely