A Tahitian and English dictionary, with introductory remarks on the Polynesian language, and a short grammar of the Tahitian dialect

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J'ai une mauvaise journée. Un ami de la famille appris il ya six mois sa fille ferait la chose évangélique à Tahiti pour l'année prochaine. Je n'ai pas eu l'argent à l'époque pour acheter une copie pour elle du dictionnaire moderne réel par Swen Wahlroos parce que j'étais au milieu d'une location de condominium coûteuse réparer ici en Californie. J'ai pensé qu'il serait plus facile de taper le vieux dictionnaire Davies. Depuis, le dictionnaire de Swen est maintenant la moitié du prix. Puis j'ai vraiment plongé dans l'eau profonde en le formatant en HTML comme un e-book. Je l'ai envoyée avec un ensemble de livres Bescherelle. J'avais l'argent pour au moins autant. Cela fait trente ans que je n'ai pas parlé le tahitien ou le français mal. Bon travail Frère Gold.