Selected Japanese-Chinese and Chinese-Japanese Dictionary (New Version)

Author: Jiang Wan Cheng
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This dictionary consists of two parts: a Japanese-Chinese dictionary and a Chinese-Japanese dictionary. It is a language reference tool designed for intermediate and elementary-level learners, primarily intended for Chinese speakers learning Japanese, while also catering to Japanese speakers learning Chinese. The dictionary aims to provide concise and practical content with a compact layout, making it easy to carry. The dictionary includes two parts: a Japanese-Chinese dictionary and a Chinese-Japanese dictionary, serving as a language reference tool for intermediate and elementary-level learners. It is primarily designed for Chinese speakers learning Japanese, while also catering to Japanese speakers learning Chinese. The dictionary strives to offer concise and practical content with a compact layout, ensuring portability. The dictionary features over 20,000 Japanese entries and approximately 22,000 Chinese entries and commonly used single characters. Chinese entries and Chinese definitions are annotated with traditional characters and Pinyin. Japanese definitions and example sentences include furigana for difficult-to-pronounce kanji. Additionally, annotations on definitions, pronunciation, and translation appropriately provide grammar, usage, collocations, and distinctions, with some including idioms and common expressions to assist beginners.

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