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Reading and Writing Japanese Hiragana - A Character Workbook for Beginners (Online Audio & Printable Flashcards) (Paperback)
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Reading and Writing Japanese Hiragana - A Character Workbook for Beginners (Online Audio & Printable Flashcards) (Paperback)
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This book provides a complete course for beginning students who
want to master the first step in learning to read and write
Japanese! With plentiful writing and reading practice, this
workbook starts with the basic letters and works up to writing
words and complete sentences. Divided into two parts, the first
part presents the 46 main Hiragana in their full and contracted
forms, with extensive writing spaces provided for writing practice.
Recognition and pronunciation of the letters are reinforced through
writing and listening exercises. In the second half of the book,
students can apply their knowledge of Hiragana in a Writing
Practice section that contains sentences related to contexts in
which Hiragana words are often used, such as greetings, common
expressions, place names and transportation. The exercises are
graded in difficulty from Writing Drills (from copying to writing
from memory) to Dictation Practice (connecting the sounds with the
letters) to Writing Exercises (writing answers that fit the
situations given). Unique features of this language workbook
include: A thorough overview of the Japanese writing system
explaining when and how Hiragana is used Handwriting and
stroke-order tips Online audio files speed up the process by
reinforcing the pronunciation of the letters through a variety of
listening and writing exercises Printable flashcards available
online for download Mnemonic illustrations for every character The
Japanese writing system combines three types of letters: hiragana,
katakana, and kanji. Hiragana can be used to spell out the sounds
of kanji Chinese character words--and if you don't know the kanji
character you can use Hiragana instead (as young children do). It
is also used for various grammatical-function words as well as verb
and adjective endings.
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