Help me, emergency Japanese spoken language (Gugu Japanese Spoken Language Series)

Author: Yao Jizhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book consists of 5 parts and 37 emergency scenarios. It aims to teach readers a complete set of emergency Japanese spoken language through scenarios such as finding a station, taking the wrong train, losing luggage, not having money, losing a passport, sending express delivery, etc., enabling them to quickly and easily handle emergency situations they encounter. To facilitate Japanese beginners, the book adopts a bilingual (Japanese-Chinese) format, with hiragana annotations above the Kanji and corresponding Romanized versions. All sentences in the book are paired with Chinese translations, with hiragana annotations above the Kanji and Romanized versions following the Japanese sentences. This undoubtedly greatly assists readers who have not yet fully mastered or are just beginning to learn the 50. When they encounter difficult characters or multiple pronunciations for a single character, there is no need to consult a dictionary specifically. We believe this will also inspire their enthusiasm for continuing to learn Japanese. Additionally, this series of books is also suitable for Japanese friends learning Chinese.