An edition of Remembering the Kanji I
(1985)
Remembering the kanji
1st ed.
by James W. Heisig and Tanya Sienko
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Japanese language, Textbooks for foreign speakers, Chinese characters, Orthography and spelling, English, Language & Linguistics, Reading skills, Writing skills, Foreign Language - Dictionaries / Phrase Books, Japanese, Language, Japanese language, textbooks for foreign speakers, Chinese characters, japan, Textbooks, Japanese language--english, Japanese language--textbooks for foreign speakers--english, Chinese characters--japan, Japanese language--orthography and spelling, Pl547 .h4 2007, 495.6/82421Places
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v. 1. A complete course on how not to forget the meaning and writing of Japanese characters
v. 2. A systematic guide to reading Japanese characters
v. 3. Writing and reading Japanese characters for upper-level proficiency.
Edition Notes
Vol. 1 originally issued as Adventures in kanji-land, 1977; later issued under its new title, Remembering the kanji, first as a separate vol. in 1986, then as vol. "I" in 1987 when a companion vol. was published as vol. "II".
Edition statement from v. 2; v. 1 is 3rd ed., c1977.
Includes indexes.
Vol. 3 co-authored by Tanya Sienko.
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