Japanese-Chinese Interpreting Basics (Japanese-Chinese Explanation Edition)

Author: Yang Chengshu (Compiler), (Japan) Yamada Kana (Example Writer)
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is suitable for junior and senior undergraduate students of Japanese at universities, or learners who have mastered basic Japanese sentence patterns and possess a vocabulary of over 1,500 words. In terms of teaching philosophy, the author has designed a set of "core vocabulary and phrases" frequently used in interpreting. Centered around these core expressions, the book gradually enhances language application skills, starting from sentences to dialogues, and then from paragraphs to conversations. Additionally, it gradually incorporates "real-world knowledge" beyond language, emphasizing parallel and balanced training alongside language skills. Examples include the Declaration of Human Rights, disease transmission, death from overwork, money supply, etc. Furthermore, eight short essays are provided, each describing and illustrating specific interpreting techniques, analyzing their practical exercises and application methods.