Routledge Studies in Applied Linguistics

Introduction 1. The Cantonese Language (Robert S. Bauer and John C. Wakefield) Part I: The Teaching and Learning of Cantonese 2. Teaching and Learning Cantonese as a Second Language: Language Attitudes and Learning Hurdles (Siu-lun Lee) 3. Learning Cantonese in the Work Context of Hong Kong: Needs, Practices, and Benefits (Winnie Chor) 4. A Case Study of Cantonese as a Foreign Language Curriculum Design in North America: Establishing the Cantonese Language Program at the University of British Columbia (Raymond Pai) 5. Teaching Cantonese Literacy as Part of a General Education Program: Issues and Challenges (Matthew B. Christensen) Part II: Experience and Advice from Advanced Learners 6. My Cantonese Odyssey (Robert S. Bauer) 7. Self-Reflective Ethnographic Analysis of a Singaporean Learner of Hong Kong Cantonese (Lian-Hee Wee) 8. âDo you Dream in Cantonese?â â" The Long Road to a Competent L2 (John Guest) 9. Striving for Linguistic and Cultural Assimilation in Hong Kong (John C. Wakefield) 10. Cantonese as Seen from Japanese Eyes (Shin Kataoka) Part III: Cantonese as a Second Language in the Hong Kong Education System 11. From Oracy to Literacy: The Role of Cantonese in L2 Chinese Language Teaching (Shui Duen Chan) 12. The Effect of Age of Arrival to the Development of Cantonese Narrative in Ethnic Minority Children in Hong Kong (Cheung Hin Tat) 13. Teaching Jyutping to Non-Chinese Speaking Secondary School Students in Hong Kong (Chaak Ming Lau and Peggy Pik Ki Mok)