Japanese Word Search
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With 100+ puzzles and over 1,200 must-know words for Japanese fluency, Japanese Word Search will raise your Japanese skills to the next level! These engaging puzzles expand your vocabulary and reading skills in over 20 major topics, including politics, business, finance, culture, education, diplomacy, military, health, industry, travel, sports, and more. Learning Japanese by solving word search puzzles is a refreshing break from tedious traditional study methods like flashcards and textbook memorization and enables you to learn Japanese in a fun and easy way. Youll wonder how you ever got along without it. This is a must-have book for anyone studying Japanese! These engaging puzzles are specially designed to maximize kanji reading repetition practice and strengthen your kanji reading skills. Each unique puzzle introduces 12 new Japanese words conveniently paired with their furigana reading and English translation. Words are cleverly hidden among a combination of kanji taken from other words in the same puzzle. This innovative format allows you to recall each kanji many times in a short time span, rivaling or even surpassing the benefits of flashcard study methods-and best of all, its so much fun that it doesnt feel like studying! A comprehensive list of all 1,200+ essential vocabulary words used in the puzzles is conveniently categorized and ordered alphabetically in the back of the book. This list is an incredibly useful study aid to look up words you have already discovered and to compare and contrast words that share the same kanji and meaning. Solutions for each puzzle are included in the back of the book as well for easy look up. Thoughtfully organized and spanning over 20 topics, each puzzle introduces new words and kanji at the perfect pace and repetition making them easy to learn and remember. After completing these puzzles, you will master everyday Japanese by being able to read and understand the core kanji and words most commonly used in Japanese newsp
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