JAPANESE FOR BUSY PEOPLE Język japoński Japonia

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ASSOCIATION FOR JAPANESE-LANGUAGE TEACHING JAPANESE FOR BUSY PEOPLE The new version of the most effective course of spoken, everyday Japanese Revised edition 1	DARMOWA WYSYŁKA PRZY JEDNORAZOWYM ZAKUPIE NA MINIMUM 7 AUKCJACH !!!
== Język japoński Japonia == Wyd. Kodansha International. Tokyo - New York - London 1994. Stron 230 Stan dobry, bez podkreśleń w środku. ZOBACZ POZOSTAŁE KSIĄŻKI DO NAUKI JAPOŃSKIEGO I CHIŃSKIEGO	ZOBACZ POZOSTAŁE AUKCJE !!! ZAKUP NA KILKU AUKCJACH - JEDEN KOSZT WYSYŁKI (jak przy aukcji, na której jest on najwyższy). Żadnych dodatkowych dopłat. OPCJE WPŁATY: 1) PayU - najsprawniej i najbezpieczniej (kartą Visa, Master Card lub e-przelewem), 2) Na konto bankowe International customers SHIPPING WORLDWIDE Przy zakupie na kilku aukcjach i wysyłce międzynarodowej patrz stronę "O mnie"
Japanese For Busy People, as the title suggest, a concise course for "busy" students who want to learn natural, spoken Japanese as effectively as possible in a limited amount of time. This worldwide best-selling series was prepared by a working group of experienced Japanese language instructors who revised and tested the material in an authentic classroom environment. Now the series is being thoroughly revised to make learning Japanese easier than ever.
THE ASSOCIATION FOR JAPANESE-LANGUATE TEACHING (AJALT) has been recognized as a nonprofit organization by the Ministry of Education. It was established to meet the practical needs of people who are not necessarily specialists on Japan but who wish to communicate effectively in Japanese. In 1992 the Association was awarded the Japan Foundation Special Prize.
RECENZJA: I first used this book as part of my Japanese language course at university. I found the chapter dialogues very useful, and the grammar points are explained in a very concised way. I came to Japan after studying the first book, which gave me the very basic foundation to continue with more advanced studies. This book should be used in conjunction with other books like 'Shin Nihon go no Kiso I' to get a more thorough range of Japanese vocabulary, (although my Japanese teacher said the vocabularies used in 'Nihon go no kiso' are quite specialised in some cases, e.g. phrases like 'welding pipes' is found in the text, which is not really needed for everyday situations!). For beginners, I highly recommend this book as a starter for self-study.