Japanese Common Words Explained -- Basic Level

Author: Qu Wei, Guan Chunying, and Yu Xing (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Japanese Common Words and Examples: Basic Edition is a reference book developed in conjunction with the Teaching Syllabus for the Basic Stage of Japanese Majors in Higher Education Institutions issued by the Ministry of Education. The direct purpose of its compilation is to help students majoring in Japanese in colleges and universities achieve excellent results in rapid and accurate ability tests, such as the etc.. Of course, this book also holds high reference value and readability for ordinary Japanese enthusiasts, as well as those engaged in Japanese translation, teaching, and research. The book has the following features:
1. The editors are professors and associate professors who have long been dedicated to Japanese teaching, and the reviewers are also Japanese experts with rich teaching experience. It can be said that this book is the crystallization of joint efforts between teachers from China and Japan.
2. The editors have referenced the latest research findings from both China and abroad, appropriately organizing and supplementing the entries, writing forms, parts of speech, and definitions in the syllabus vocabulary list. On this basis, they have accurately marked the pitch of each entry and selected strong, easy-to-understand example sentences and translations for each entry.
3. To address the common doubts and difficulties encountered by Chinese learners of Japanese, the editors have provided concise annotations for hundreds of entries using comparative and analytical methods. The content of these annotations covers aspects such as pronunciation, writing forms, word meaning, and usage.