Japanese Listening Course (Beginner to Intermediate)

Author: Song Yan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This textbook references numerous materials on Japanese listening comprehension, emphasizing the teaching of Japanese listening while focusing on practical content. It includes a large number of targeted, vivid, and natural Japanese conversation scenarios for practice, which can effectively meet the needs of intermediate and advanced Japanese learners. Is learning a foreign language difficult? Not really. Especially for Chinese people, who are geographically close to Japan, there are many advantages in learning Japanese. Years of teaching practice have proven that with three months of dedicated study, most people can basically master the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation. Japanese has fewer vowels, simple and easy-to-learn pronunciation, and its writing system consists of kanji and kana. In Japanese newspapers, magazines, and official documents, kanji are used in over 50% of the text, and many of them have similar meanings to Chinese words. Memorizing vocabulary doesn’t require as much effort and time as learning English does. Japanese grammar is also the simplest and most flexible among major foreign languages. In fact, Japan is just like us, frequently using common expressions in their native language every day. Therefore, to help more readers learn practical Japanese, we have specially compiled this textbook!