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Good Purely Japanese Vocabulary book?
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2015/4/3 18:56
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I looking for a Japanese vocabulary book. I would like a nice thick book that has both hiragana and kanji readings. I do not want a beginners guide to kanji or any guide to kanji.
What I'm looking for.
- purely vocabulary (I have more than enough text books) - extensive - many definitions - with good full sentence examples - with convenient search methods - with grammatical marks (i.e. parts of speech). The more the better. - contemporary - with readings of hiragana with kanji
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by Spik333
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Re: Good Purely Japanese Vocabulary book?
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2015/4/4 21:51
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go to large bookstores like Kinokuni-ya. you will find out Japanese dictionaries for pupils, 国語辞典, kokugo-jiten. there are a wide range from lower grade of elementary school, higher grade of elementary school, and more higher levels.
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by ken (guest)
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Re: Good Purely Japanese Vocabulary book?
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2015/4/5 16:11
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Even though the name says "kanji," it would help you a lot with vocabulary as it lists words containing certain kanji and gives the meanings. "Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary" and "Kodansha Essential Kanji Dictionary."
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by AK
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Re: Good Purely Japanese Vocabulary book?
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2015/4/7 19:37
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maybe something like 日本語単語スピードマスター is what you're after?
I've used that series for ages now and it comes with a CD for practice by ear also
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by nimotsu (guest)
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2015/4/8 04:26
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I have also used the 日本語単語スピードマスター series. Some of the words overlap, but I say theyre worth the $10 or so. Theyre broken up on themes. They provide the word, furigana, a sentence, and definition. The 語彙 books for the soumatome series are also pretty good too.
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by Ben (guest)
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