Here's the translation of the given content into English: "Illustrative Japanese 120 Sentences for Immediate Use" Note: The Chinese phrase "" (huíchē huànháng) refers to the action of pressing the Enter key to create a new line, which doesn't need to be translated as per your instructions.

Author: Lin Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is part of the SOS Practical Foreign Language Speaking Series, specifically the "120 Instant Japanese Sentences" volume. Designed with the reader in mind, it includes 120 essential survival sentences. Each lesson expands with several related sentences, all accompanied by pronunciation notes. Authentic situational dialogues and introductions to language and cultural backgrounds provide the specific linguistic contexts and various etiquette needed for communication. To facilitate self-study, Peking University Audiovisual Publishing House has specially commissioned language experts from around the world to record audio teaching tapes for each language in the series, available for purchase. This series includes 120 essential survival sentences, with each lesson expanding to include several related sentences, all accompanied by pronunciation notes. Authentic situational dialogues and introductions to language and cultural backgrounds provide the specific linguistic contexts and various etiquette needed for communication. Grammar is minimized, and oral learning is achieved through listening to recordings and shadowing. Considering that English readers generally have a certain language foundation, sentence pronunciation notes are omitted, with only phonetic transcriptions provided for words. In contrast, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Italian, and Korean volumes are aimed at beginners, offering phonetic transcriptions to help readers quickly overcome pronunciation challenges. Some books also include practical and lively appendices, covering major holidays and famous tourist attractions in various countries, as well as common emergency phone numbers and voltage information, to provide convenience for readers traveling, studying, or working abroad.