Everyone's Japanese (2) Learning Guide

Author: Zhubu Company Compiler
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: As is well known, although the "New Japanese Basic Course" is a textbook written for technical training personnel, as a beginner's Japanese textbook, its content is quite comprehensive. For learners who wish to master Japanese conversation in a short period of time, it is a very practical and rare textbook, now widely used both domestically and internationally. In recent years, Japanese education has gradually diversified. With the development of international relations and the continuous deepening of exchanges with people from all over the world, foreigners with different backgrounds and purposes have been integrating into Japanese society. Such social changes brought about by the increasing need for Japanese education have further influenced various Japanese teaching practices, requiring greater consideration for the diversification of learners' learning objectives. This book, as the subtitle "Let's Learn Japanese" suggests, was written over more than three years with the aim of making it enjoyable for beginners to learn Japanese and for teachers to teach with enthusiasm. This book is a textbook designed as a companion to the "New Japanese Basic Course." As is well known, although the "New Japanese Basic Course" is a textbook written for technical training personnel, as a beginner's Japanese textbook, its content is quite comprehensive. For learners who wish to master Japanese conversation in a short period of time, it is a very practical and rare textbook, now widely used both domestically and internationally. In recent years, Japanese education has gradually diversified. With the development of international relations and the continuous deepening of exchanges with people from all over the world, foreigners with different backgrounds and purposes have been integrating into Japanese society. Such social changes brought about by the increasing need for Japanese education have further influenced various Japanese teaching practices, requiring greater consideration for the diversification of learners' learning objectives.