Travel Japanese Conversation -- Say Japanese like a Pro

Author: Li Xiaoni
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The book "Travel Japanese Conversation" is written for Chinese readers with a certain foundation in Japanese. It covers a wide range of topics and is highly practical, serving as both a textbook for teaching in tourism-related courses and a self-study guide for tourism professionals and enthusiasts. In recent years, although the number of Chinese people traveling to Japan for sightseeing has been increasing, it still accounts for a very small proportion of the population. In contrast, we have many opportunities to interact with Japanese tourists visiting China. Therefore, this book focuses on major travel and sightseeing scenarios in Beijing, with conversations between Chinese tour guides and Japanese tourists as its core. From the tourists' departure to their return, practical content is compiled based on different scenarios. The book is divided into twelve lessons, each consisting of five parts: "Dialogue," "Vocabulary," "Explanation of Words," "Exercises," and "Fun Facts." Translations in Chinese are provided after the main content. The main characters throughout the book are consistently Chinese tour guides and Japanese tourists, ensuring the continuity of the content. In addition to conversations between tourists and their families, all dialogues between tourists and tourism industry professionals use standard polite language to ensure that Chinese tourism industry professionals can correctly master and apply Japanese service language, thereby improving service quality. The "Fun Facts" section introduces the Japanese people's annual lifestyle in chronological order by month, giving readers a preliminary understanding of Japanese culture.