japanese in mangaland


Japanese in MangaLand
Author: Marc Bernabe
Publisher: Japan Publications Trading
Year:
No. 1: Learning the Basics - 2004
No. 2: Basic to Intermediate Level - 2005
No. 3: Intermediate Level - 2006
Format: PDF
Language: English/Japanese
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This
book is designed to help one master the basics of the Japanese language
using the popular "manga" (Japanese comics) as a didactic tool. Its
clear explanations and vivid examples help one naturally to get the
"feel" for the basic patterns of Japanese grammar and at the same time
to remember vocabulary associated with concrete situations. Besides
that, learning with manga is more fun than simply reading page after
page of dry prose. The 30 lessons that make up the book include drills,
and a small glossary of 160 basic "kanji" is appended as an added bonus.


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No. 1: Workbook
Kanji in MangaLand


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Comprehending Technical Japanese

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Comprehending Technical Japanese Author: Edward E.Daub, R.Byron Bird, Nobuo Inoue Number of Pages: 436 Format: djvu Japan is one of the leading technological nations in the world. Although its scientific and engineering achievements have been most impressive, few scientists and engineers have developed the ability to read the literature of their Japanese counterparts. There are several reasons for this: (a) the extensive efforts of the Japanese to learn Western languages and their willingness to share their research results in those tongues; (b) the complexity of the Japanese language for foreigners; and (c) the absence of appropriate instructional materials for scientists and engineers. These points are discussed here briefly. Although much of Japan's scholarly research has been published in English and other languages, there remains a vast literature of patents, handbooks, engineering journals, government reports, and transactions of technical meetings which is not norm
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