Nihongo So-Matome (Japanese Summary) N3 Grammar (“JLPT” Preparation) Paperback March 23, 2010 by Yoshiko Sasaki (Author), Noriko Matsumoto (Author)

Introduction “Features of Japanese comprehensive summary question” has been reborn to fit the new examination, as it is the feature which we received popularly! “Total Summary N1 – N3” Either … … In consideration of ease of learning, “letters / vocabulary” was divided into two books “kanji” and “vocabulary”. In “kanji” you can learn “kanji vocabulary” at the same time. By learning “kanji” “vocabulary” “grammar” you will be able to acquire the necessary linguistic knowledge for the entrance examinations (including “reading comprehension” and “listening comprehension”). It is made to emphasize the practicality and operation skill training, such as learning kanji with the display to be seen in the city. Vocabulary and expressions often used in everyday life, expressions such as “compound words”, “onomatopoeia / mimetic words”, “katakana words” and “spoken words” which were rarely handled in the old examination were taken up positively. Inside the exercise, I put in a problem conscious of the new problem form (grammar: “sort of words”, “grammar of sentences”, vocabulary: “word formation” etc). others Promote learning with themes familiar to learners Fun illustrations. With English, Chinese, Korean translations in three languages, you can also have self-study. Easy-to-learn layout where each item is gathered on two-page spread pages. It takes 6 to 8 weeks in a single book, and you can make a total finish of what you think is the minimum necessary for the exam. “Total Summary N1” is … As N1 is measured to a slightly higher level than Class 1 of the former exam, we actively adopted vocabulary and expressions with a high level of difficulty used in media such as newspapers and daily life.