Japanese Easy Learning Audio Course: Learn to speak Japanese the easy way with Collins
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (903 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B002EAS5LA |
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| Number of Pages | : | 314 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Gabe said Great resource for learning Japanese. I genuinely loved this course. I learned quiet a lot granted it took me a few days of listening to the CDs, but the pace is just right and it feels natural to learn this way. Great product. This was fun and easy to do This was fun and easy to do! I found myself laughing several times, as the speaker is great at tying in humor to help you to remember things, too!
. A well-known figure in the field of language learning, Rosi McNab has produced bestselling courses and materials for Collins, Heinemann, Pearson Education, Hodder Education, BBC and Goethe Institut. Her hugely successful and ground-breaking books are currently used in primary and secondary schools across the UK and abroad
Language on a need-to-know basis No textbook necessary Action-based learning rather than theoretical study Each unit can be mastered in less than 20 minutes Flexible learning options throughout - learn just the basics or choose to deepen your knowledge with extra words and practice activities. . Those with some prior knowledge of Japanese can skip directly to the 'further' options
Divided into 12 short units, this easy-to-use language course with three audio CDs will help beginners speak with fluency and ease. Practice activities, memory tips, and etiquette advice are also provided along with an accompanying 48-page color booklet that provides full transcripts from the audio discs. Each unit introduces five key words and phrases before expanding into basic vocabulary and syntax. Ideal for travelers and the time-crunched, this is a fast and simple was to learn a new language fast. Units include: Hello; Excuse me; Where's the bar?; Over there; What would you like?; Have you got any!?; Can you help me?; I want to go to!; Have you got a room?; It hurts; I want to make an appointment; and What's it like?