Japanese-Chinese Dictionary 365

Author: Xun Chunsheng
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book is designed for self-study by beginners. In its compilation, it strives for comprehensive content, natural language, and an approach tailored to (amateur self-study), enabling readers to learn standard and natural spoken Japanese without difficulty. In terms of structure, it adopts a design where one day focuses on a dialogue and one sentence forms a unit topic. Learning one or two sentences a day for 365 days results in over 700 sentences, achieving the effect of accumulating small amounts to build something substantial. A sentence per topic allows for focused understanding and learning of basic expression methods for a particular subject. The conversational content and scenarios in this book are set against the backdrop of Japanese society, with aspects of daily life () and social needs based on Japan's actual practices and customs. It can provide foundational language assistance for those preparing to work or study in Japan, or for those who frequently interact with Japanese friends. Japanese readers can also use this book to learn Chinese. While emphasizing the practicality of conversational content, the book also carefully selects vocabulary and sentence patterns. Through studying this book, readers can acquire a sufficient vocabulary and expressions necessary for basic conversations. To facilitate self-study, Japanese characters are annotated with hiragana pronunciations, and audio cassettes are included. Readers can learn vivid spoken Japanese by imitating the pronunciation, intonation, and tone in the recordings. Additionally, the book appropriately incorporates informative materials related to Japanese culture and language, and includes an introduction to Japan at the back to broaden readers' perspectives and deepen their understanding of Japanese society.