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First Published in 1988. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
The Let's Read Japanese series provides graded stories for all learners of Japanese, allowing them to practise the language at different levels, and also learn about Japanese culture and society. The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world - re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly-commissioned stories - all designed to introduce particular aspects of Japanese culture and society. The stories complement any textbook being used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world; the books are ideal for those learning in language schools or through self-study. With beautiful colour illustrations woven throughout the text, based on classic and contemporary Japanese art, the Let's Read Japanese series will ensure hours of pleasurable learning and practice. Vocabulary range: 800 Characters per story: 1500-2000 A2-2 CEFR; Intermediate ACTFL
Let's Read Japanese is a series of graded readers for learners of Japanese that provide stimulating stories and a fascinating window into Japanese culture and society. The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world. They include classic re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, and Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly-commissioned stories. Woven throughout the text are beautiful colour illustrations based on classic and contemporary Japanese art thereby ensuring that the books are both a visual and textual delight. The stories will complement any textbook used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world and are ideal for either classroom or language school use, or for self-study. Level 2, Volume 2 includes: Vocabulary range: 800 Characters per story: 1500-2000 A2-2 CEFR; Intermediate ACTFL
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