Example of Japanese-Chinese-English Basic Vocabulary Learning Dictionary

Author: He Jingbin
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This dictionary includes nearly 3,000 entries and is widely used by major educational institutions in Japan and by universities, training centers, and beginners in China. The entries were determined based on reference to original Japanese textbooks and dictionaries, as well as textbooks used domestically in China. To help learners truly master and apply these fundamental vocabulary, we have carefully selected example sentences that are authentic and highly practical, enabling users to grasp natural Japanese expressions. Additionally, we have included hiragana and Romanized phonetic markings, along with Pinyin, Chinese, and English definitions, as well as synonyms and antonyms, making it a user-friendly resource for beginners. Another key feature of this dictionary is its categorization of entries, which not only includes basic meanings but also provides more detailed classifications for important words to assist intermediate learners. In the Japanese-English comparisons, for words that do not have exact equivalents, we have selected the closest possible matches and added necessary explanations for better understanding. Mastering these fundamental vocabulary will not only allow readers to comprehend general articles but also enable them to engage in daily conversations. The greatest feature of this dictionary is that it includes both Romanized phonetic markings and Japanese pronunciation annotations, which is very convenient for readers, especially those who are familiar with English.