Japanese in a Flash Volume 2: Learn Japanese Characters with 448 Kanji Flash Cards Containing Words, Sentences and Expanded Japanese Vocabulary
Apr 2008 · Tuttle Publishing
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Tuttle is pleased to offer Tuttle Japanese in a Flash Volume 2, an excellent Japanese language learning resource for students of Japanese.
Consisting of a complete boxed set of Japanese flash cards for Japanese word recognition, vocabulary building, review and recall, Tuttle Japanese in a Flash Volume 2 provides a full range of features to assist beginning and intermediate learners, especially when used in conjunction with Volume 1.
Consisting of a complete boxed set of Japanese flash cards for Japanese word recognition, vocabulary building, review and recall, Tuttle Japanese in a Flash Volume 2 provides a full range of features to assist beginning and intermediate learners, especially when used in conjunction with Volume 1.
- Contains 448 flash cards presenting the most common Japanese words and phrases used in everyday speech.
- Related terms, frequently–used expressions and extended vocabulary are given for each item.
- Sample sentences demonstrate how to use each main entry.
- All vocabulary items are presented in Japanese script as well as their romanized form.
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Robert Chifflet
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November 11, 2016
But not page copies, let me know. I THINK THIS is as bad a book design as can happen. Blame Tuttle management?
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John Millen is the author of the acclaimed "Kanji Power" and "Japanese in a Flash Volume 1."
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