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Japanese difficult? Study boring? No way! Not with this “real manga , real Japanese” approach to learning. Presenting all spoken Japanese as a variation of three basic sentence types, Japanese the Manga Way shows how to build complex constructions step by step. Every grammar point is illustrated by an actual manga published in Japan to show how the language is used in real life, an approach that is entertaining and memorable. As an introduction, as a jump-start for struggling students, or (with its index) as a reference and review for veterans, Japanese the Manga Way is perfect for all learners at all levels. Wayne P. Lammers has taught Japanese at the college level and is an award-winning literary and commercial translator. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
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Japanese the Manga Way, Wayne P. Lammers
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- Released
- 2004
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- Title
- Japanese the Manga Way
- Language
- English, Japanese
- Authors
- Wayne P. Lammers
- Publisher
- Stone Bridge Press
- Released
- 2004
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 304
- ISBN10
- 1880656906
- ISBN13
- 9781880656907
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Social Sciences, Textbooks, References & Manuals, Languages, Japan, Linguistics, Japanese Literature
- Rating
- 4.25 out of 5
- Description
- Japanese difficult? Study boring? No way! Not with this “real manga , real Japanese” approach to learning. Presenting all spoken Japanese as a variation of three basic sentence types, Japanese the Manga Way shows how to build complex constructions step by step. Every grammar point is illustrated by an actual manga published in Japan to show how the language is used in real life, an approach that is entertaining and memorable. As an introduction, as a jump-start for struggling students, or (with its index) as a reference and review for veterans, Japanese the Manga Way is perfect for all learners at all levels. Wayne P. Lammers has taught Japanese at the college level and is an award-winning literary and commercial translator. He lives in Portland, Oregon.