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1995 Japanese Lang. Prof.Test Levels 1&2
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0
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1
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This book is designed for students wishing to acquaint themselves with the written Japanese language of kanji and to acquire an elementary ability to read and write it. Specifically, the book presents 1,850 characters considered as those most essential for common use and everyday communication
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A Guide to Reading and Writing Japanese
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Florence Sakade et al.
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Charles E Tuttle Company
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A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
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1959
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1
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"An authoritative reference work for students, teachers, and translators of Japanese. Over 750 main entries, thousands of example sentences, designed for instant reference."
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A handbook of Japanese usage
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Francis G. Drohan
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Rutland, Vermont ; Charles E. Tuttle
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A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
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1991
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1
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The book is devided into 22 chapters (or lessons if you will), each teaching 10-13 kanji. 249 kanji is presented in these chapters, each with all Kun- and On-readings, complete stroke order and example words wherein they are components.
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Basic Kanji Book: v. 1
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Chieko Kano
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Bonjinsha
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A1
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1991
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1
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The book is devided into 22 chapters (or lessons if you will), each teaching 10-13 kanji. 249 kanji is presented in these chapters, each with all Kun- and On-readings, complete stroke order and example words wherein they are components.
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Basic Kanji Book: v. 2
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Chieko Kano
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Japan Publications Trading Co
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A2
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1991
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1
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This comprehensive, self-study programme aims at improving student's pronunciation - including "whispered" vowels, double consonants, syllabic n, pitch accent, and sentence intonation. This book features a transcript of the accompanying audio cassettes, as well as explanations that expand on the recorded material. The design of the programme also allows the use of the recording without the manual, so that the student may also practice their accent by recording their own voice
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How to Pronounce Japanese Correctly
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Stanley W. Connell
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Passport Books
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A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
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1993
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1
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Designed for use by UCL students.
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Japanese Course Units Textbook
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So Hiransuma
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UCL
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A1
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2009
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1
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This book is designed as a self-study introduction to business Japanese. Emphasis is placed on the learning of the three different types of characters used for Japanese writing - Hiragana, Kakatana, and Kanji. The exercises are structured so that the student is guided through them, without needing the aid of a teacher. Real examples and topical situations are used so that the language is learned in its business and social context
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Japanese for Business Communication
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Kazuko Nakagawa
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ELM Publications
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A1, A2
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1990
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1
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This course aims at providing "survival Japanese," for the language learned can be put to immediate use in conversational situations. Basic guides to writing, pronunciation and grammar are presented at the beginning of the book, after which come Useful Daily Expressions and Signs in Daily Life. The main text is divided into thirty lessons, each dealing with conversational situations. Strategically placed throughout the book are ten Grammar sections to cover the most important grammar patterns, as well as revision exercises after every two lessons. The audio cassettes accompanying this book may be found in the Language Lab
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Japanese for Busy People I
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Association for Japanese-Language Teaching
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Kodancha International Ltd
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A1, A2
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1994
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3
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This text carries on from where "Japanese for Busy People I" leaves off, and, as in the previous work, the main focus is on having students acquire a working knowledge of everyday spoken Japanese. The book presupposes familiarity with the grammar and vocabulary in Book I, as well as a mastery of hiragana and katakana, and thus the use of romanised Japanese is kept to a minimum. This book introduced the student to kanji, and most of the opening dialogues are written in this form. The audio cassettes accompanying this book may be found in the Language Lab
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Japanese for Busy People II
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Association for Japanese-Language Teaching
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Kodancha International Ltd
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A2, B1
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1990
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4
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This is the final volume in the "Japanese for Busy People" series, the overall aim of which is the mastery of basic Japanese. In contrast to Books I and II, which put priority on ease of learning the essential rudiments of Japanese, Book III focuses on natural conversation in interpersonal relations, covering more complicated constructions and a greatet number of effective expressions. In this book, special attention has been paid to various styles of Japanese, including polite Japanese, informal conversation, and declarative writing. The format is the same as the preceding volumes, although kanji is used throughout in order to increase the student's familiarity with the written language. The audio cassettes accompanying this series may be found in the Language Lab
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Japanese for Busy People III
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Association for Japanese-Language Teaching
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Kodancha International Ltd
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B1, B2
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1990
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2
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This course is a carefully designed system and in order for the textbook to be as effective as possible, it should be used in the manner intended. The lessons in the book are structured in the same way: each contain core dialogues accompanied by their English translations, followed by notes on vocabulary and structural patterns, and finally exercises that test comprehension of all three areas. The student should tackle the lessons in order, as each lesson is heavily dependent on all preceding lessons. As the focus of this book is on oral proficiency, romanji is used throughout
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Japanese: The Spoken Language
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Eleanor Harz Jorden & Mari Noda
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Kodansha
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A1, A2, B1
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1987
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1
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Minna no Nihongo 1 2nd Edn.
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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A1
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2012
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1
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Minna no Nihongo Elementary Japanese Translation & Grammar Notes (English) 2nd Edn.
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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A1
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2012
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1
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This is an accompanying grammar exercise book of the textbook bearing the same title.
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Minna no Nihongo II. Workbook
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Hirai Etsuko and Miwa Sachiko
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3A Corporation
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1
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Minna No Nihongo: Bk. 1
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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1998
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1
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Minna No Nihongo: Bk. 2
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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1998
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2
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This is an accompanying grammar book of the textbook bearing the same title.
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Minna No Nihongo: Translation and Grammatical Notes Bk. 1
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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1998
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1
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Minna No Nihongo: Translation and Grammatical Notes Bk. 2
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3A Network
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3A Corporation
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1998
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1
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New Approach Japanese Intermediate Course
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Noboru Oyanagi
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Agp
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B2
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2002
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1
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New Approach Japanese Pre-Advanced Course
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Noboru Oyanagi
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Agp
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C1
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2002
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Shin Nihongo no Kiso II
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1993
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1
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This course is designed for complete beginners. This volume consists of eight lessons, each one structured in the same way: the lessons begin with a Model Conversation, which features dialogues between the characters of the book in different situations, thus introducing the student to the language most appropriate for formal and casual environments. These are followed by explanations of the grammar, vocabulary and content of the dialogues, and are accompanied by several exercises. There are review exercises after every two lessons. Romanji is used throughout the book, although it is gradually replaced by kana and kanji after lesson 5
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Situational Functional Japanese - Volume 1
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Tsukuba Language Group
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BonJinsha Co., Ltd.
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1995
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1
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This self-study course aims at providing the student with the level of Japanese needed to converse in most everyday situations. Since the emphasis is on oral proficiency, romanji is used throughout, with the aim of tackling written Japanese once the student has mastered spoken Japanese. The thirty lessons in the book consist of dialogues which form the basis of the exercises that accompany them, and each one introduces the student to the language used in a different situation, such as familiar and formal speech
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Teach Yourself Books - Japanese
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C.J. Dunn & S. Yanada
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1958
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1
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