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 Japanese for Young People: Student Book Bk.1
 Japanese for Young People: Student Book Bk.1 ... Pages / Book is published 1998-04 by Kodansha International LtdNewest Review: ... 1977. AJALT only deals with Japanese language instruction for foreigners, so a lot of effort has been poured into getting ... more ... this right. And get it right they do. All the little fine details have been well thought out. From the sturdy dust jacket on the paperback edition of the textbook we ordered, to the kana charts and map of Japan inside the front and back covers, to the heavy duty acid free paper the lessons are printed upon. This is a book meant to be handled by young people who may lug it about in backpacks from class to class! While designed so that it can be used in a classroom, special care has been taken so that it is just as useful...more |
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Japanese for Young People: Bk.1
Pages: 260, Paperback, Kodansha International Ltd Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Japanese for Young People: Student Book Bk.1: Joining Bado Maiku on his Japanese Adventure (1282 words)
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Looking at the name of this product, I guess it is no surprise that someone in our household is learning Japanese. To be more precise, my two children and I are learning Japanese together. We have used several methods to get us started, and now that we more or less have a good feel for the sound of the language and have lots of vocabulary under our belt, we are ready for something a bit more structured. Yes, it is time to get down to brass tacks as they say. Now, there is a lot of "stuff" out there purportedly for the purpose of teaching children a foreign language. While bilingual books and picture dictionaries and flashcards and the like have their place, I ... Read the complete review
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