Книга: «A Dictionary of Modern New Zealand Slang»
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Серия: "-" A Dictionary of Modern New Zealand Slang is a humorous yet authoritative look at the language New Zealanders use informally. Informative and amusing, it provides a unique insight into New Zealand life and culture. Издательство: "Oxford University Press" (1999)
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