Japanese Kanji Flashcards, Series 2 Volume 2 (Japanese Edition)
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (799 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0984334912 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 750 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-20 |
| Language | : | Japanese |
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"Skill saver" according to Linda Hagdorn. Helps keep up my Japanese language skillstough to do in the US.. sephiroth"Perfect for learning Kanji" according to sephiroth2881. I just received this product today, and I have to say I'm impressed. The information on these flash cards is exactly what i needed to help me learn. I was a little disappointed to find one of the cards missing but I would still recommend this product to anyone that wants to learn Kanji. One thing that I do like about these cards is that the only letters on it are the English translations. I find it a lot easier to learn the pronunciation of a word if it is written in hiragana or katakana. These cards are a must have.. 881 said Perfect for learning Kanji. I just received this product today, and I have to say I'm impressed. The information on these flash cards is exactly what i needed to help me learn. I was a little disappointed to find one of the cards missing but I would still recommend this product to anyone that wants to learn Kanji. One thing that I do like about these cards is that the only letters on it are the English translations. I find it a lot easier to learn the pronunciation of a word if it is written in hiragana or katakana. These cards are a must have.. Very nice Kanji flashcards. Kousuke I have to say that these flash cards (white rabbit press) are playing a huge part in my kanji learning. They're amazing for repetitive drills until you get in touch with the ideogram. After that, the cards give you the ability to learn the stroke order, kun and on readings, and gives six kanji compounds on each card (with the meaning of these compounds and reading in hirgana on the back).The major difference between this volume and the last, besides double the amount of cards, is that the hiragana and katakana card is now printed on the side of the box (see customer image). It's a gr
Above and beyond the standard content, you get six example words rather then the usual four, full definitions, and a look-alike box that alerts you to similar characters all too likely to show up in trick questions in exams. "White Rabbit Press's kanji flashcards are a step ahead. As with all the best educational materials, it's clear here that an enormous amount of work has gone into making the learning process as easy and convenient as possible for the student." --Giles Murray, author of Exploring Japanese Literature
Each White Rabbit Press kanji flashcard includes six commonly used kanji compounds that's more than any other product because we believe that the essence of a kanji is best grasped by understanding the meanings it forms when combined with other characters. Our cards also include the kanji's On and Kun readings, stroke order diagrams, look-alike kanji, the reading of each example word in kana scripts with definitions in English, and more. Quality Construction Cards are poker-size, 3.5 x 2.5 (8.89 cm x 6.35 cm), printed on UV coated card stock with rounded-corners for increased durability. Includes a Complete Index A consolidated yomi and stroke order index is included which covers all the cards in both Volume 1 and 2 flashcard sets.Visit the company websi
. Max Hodges lives in Tokyo, Japan where he operates White Rabbit Press, a small publishing company; and, White Rabbit Express, a special order service for Japanese goods. Born in Yamaguchi-ken, Tomoko Okazaki has over 13 years experience working as a surgical nurse in Japan's top hospitals. Tomoko was a two time winner of the televised NHK Youth Speech Contest. Tomok