Übersetzung für 'Amoy' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Gunther's / Guenther's (Amoy) frog [Hylarana guentheri, syn.: Rana guentheri]

Günthers Frosch {m} [Indochinesischer Waldfrosch]zool.T

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Günther's (Amoy) frog [Hylarana guentheri, syn.: Rana guentheri, Sylvirana guentheri]

Günthers Frosch {m}zool.T

Indochinesischer Waldfrosch {m} [Günthers Frosch]zool.T

• There are minor differences between Singaporean Hokkien and Amoy or Taiwanese in terms of vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.
• The name Amoy is an English transliteration of the Zhangzhou pronunciation of the words 厦门 (pronounced Ē-mn̂g in Standard Hokkien (Amoy).) The Zhangzhou Hokkien pronunciation Ē-mûi was used instead of Standard Amoy Hokkien might because of the overwhelming numbers of Zhangzhou people who left Amoy in China to settle in Singapore through the city's port.
• His other major contribution to the study of the language was the "Supplement to Dictionary of the vernacular or spoken language of Amoy", which accompanies Carstairs Douglas' Amoy-English dictionary, in essence "completing" the work, which up until then had lacked a character index to accompany the romanised entries.
• Before being a residential area, Ngau Tau Kok was an industrial area. Amoy Food sited a factory in Ngau Tau Kok to manufacture soy sauce.
• Horace Talmage Day was the eldest of four children born in Amoy (now Xiamen), China of American missionary parents during their service with the American Reformed Mission in Fukien Province, China.

• The Battle of Amoy was fought between British and Qing forces at Amoy (present-day Xiamen) on Xiamen Island, Fujian, in the Qing Empire on 26 [...] August 1841 during the First Opium War.
• The island is a long, narrow island with a very narrow isthmus in the middle. Historically, the island was divided between two municipalities. The western part of the island ("Vestre Åmøy") was part of Rennesøy municipality and the eastern part ("Austre Åmøy") was part of Stavanger municipality. Both halves of the island had their own chapel, Austre Åmøy Chapel and Vestre Åmøy Chapel. In 2014, there were 618 people living on the island with 328 living on the Rennesøy part and the remaining 290 people living in the Stavanger part. In 2020, all of Rennesøy municipality was merged into Stavanger.