Communication Japanese Conversation

Author: Liu Xiaohua
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a conversational textbook. An imagined conversation without sound is inconceivable. Therefore, it is hoped that readers can use the accompanying audio cassettes for learning. If you can receive pronunciation guidance from a Japanese teacher or friend, you will achieve great results. When learning Japanese, everyone is certainly very concerned about progress in conversation. How can you have Japanese conversations in a relaxed and enjoyable way? The basics of Japanese grammar have already been learned, and there is confidence in reading text, but when it comes to speaking, it always feels as if your level cannot be fully demonstrated, and there is always anxiety about listening. Why is this? Is learning a foreign language difficult? In fact, it is not. Especially for Chinese people, who are geographically close to Japan, there are many advantages in learning Japanese. Years of teaching practice have proven that ordinary people can basically master the simple skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation after three months of serious study. Japanese has fewer vowels, simple and easy-to-learn pronunciation, and is easy to remember. Japanese characters are composed of kanji and kana, and in Japanese newspapers, magazines, and official documents, kanji are used at a rate of over 50%, and many of them have similar meanings to Chinese words. Memorizing vocabulary does not require as much effort and time as learning English. Japanese grammar is also the simplest and most flexible among major foreign languages. In fact, Japan is the same as us, using common expressions in their own mother tongue frequently every day. Therefore, to help more readers learn everyday Japanese, we have specially compiled this "Conversational Japanese for Communication" textbook!