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(★)(Whether for business or social purposes, gaining insight into how the Japanese language works is an experience that is both rewarding and fun. ´Welcome to Japanese´ is not a language learning book but a concise introduction to the main characteristics of the Japanese language.／ It is written so as to be accessible not only to the beginning student but also to anyone considering learning the language or with a general interest in Japanese language and culture. ´Welcome to Japanese´ provides the general reader with a demystifying overview of Japanese from social, historical and linguistic perspectives.／ ◆Dr. Kenneth Henshall is Professor of Japanese in the Department of Asian Studies at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. His broad-ranging research interests related to Japan include language, literature, history, society, ethics and management techniques. He is the author of a large number of Japan-related books in a range of disciplines, including ´A Guide to Remembering Japanese Characters´ and ´A Guide to Learning Hiragana and Katakana´, and is the lead author of the revised 2003 edition of ´A Guide to Reading and Writing Japanese.´／ Junji Kawai is a Japan Foundation lecturer at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. He is a specialist in Japanese language education, and his research interests include phonetics and phonology, with special reference to phonetic variation in modern colloquial Japanese.) |
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