• Wugniu: dictionary of Wu dialects from Suzhou, Wuxi, Yixing, Songjiang, Hangzhou, Haining Xiashi, Ningbo, Yongjia
• Say it right: a quick guide to Mandarin, Cantonese & Shanghainese, by (2004)
• Chinese-English dictionary of the Wu dialect, featuring the dialect of the city of Shanghai, edited by Thomas Creamer (1991)
• The lexicon of the Suzhou dialect in 19th century novel Sing-song girls of Shanghai, par Giorgio Casacchia, in Cahiers de linguistique - Asie orientale (1984) : I & II - III
→ Wu keyboard: to type Wu Chinese characters from Latin script
• Two general classifiers in the Shangai Wu dialect: a comparison with Mandarin and Cantonese, by Mary Erbaugh & Bei Yang, in Cahiers de linguistique - Asie orientale (2006)
• Quelques caractéristiques phonologiques de la langue wu parlée à Suzhou by Ning Wang, in La Linguistique (2019)
• Linguistic distance between the Wú dialects: is the current classification relevant?, by Miguel Aníbal Bendito Hernández, dissertation (2022)
• High vowel fricativization in Northern Wu Chinese and its neighbors, by Matthew Faytak, in Language Change for the Worse (2024)
• Problematic sandhi types in the Chinese Wu dialect of Jinshan: diagnosing dominance, by Phil Rose & Tianle Yang, in Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2024)
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伊拉有理性脱仔良心,并应以兄弟关系个精神相对待。
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights 世界人权宣言 translation into Wu
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