Japanese Common Kanji Handbook

Author: Mo Mingchun
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This manual is based on the 1,945 commonly used Chinese characters announced by the Japanese government on October 10, 1981. During the compilation process, to facilitate memorization, the editor categorized the characters by the number of their pronunciations and conducted radical processing. For example, the character "" has two pronunciations and is categorized under (II), with its radical number being 48. Thus, readers can find the character "" through the phonetic index and, according to the page number, locate it in the main text. In the main text, both the on'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading) and kun'yomi (native Japanese reading) of the character are listed, which is believed to aid readers in memorization. This manual is suitable for learners of Japanese at all levels and can also serve as a reference for Japanese language teaching. It is believed to be a highly practical small-scale reference book. Sincerely hope this small booklet can be of some help to friends learning Japanese.

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