Kanji Tamago Chukyu - Intermediate - B1 (Dekiru Nihongo Series)

El presente es el tercer libro de la serie (primero del nivel intermedio) "Kanji Tamago"
Esta serie dedicada al estudio de los kanji se complementa idealmente con los libros de texto de Dekiru Nihongo.

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◆ Kanji characters covered in this book

Kanji Tamago Intermediate Level 1 covers 356 kanji characters. Together with Kanji Tamago Intermediate Level 2, it covers the kanji characters needed for passing levels N3 and N2 of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test. The kanji characters included are divided into the following two categories.提て い出しゅつ漢か ん字じ(Featured characters) : Learners will learn how to read and write each character. 読よめる (Characters for reading) : Learners are only required to learn the meaning and pronunciation of these kanji characters. These kanji characters may also reappear in later lessons as 提て い出しゅつ漢か ん字じ(Featured characters).

◆ Structure of this book

(1) Lesson 1 to Lesson 10
(2) 楽た のしく覚お ぼえよう１／２ (Enjoy studying 1/2) : This section introduces the parts (structural elements) that make up a kanji character, phono-semantic characters (characters made up of a phonetic component (sound)) and a semantic component (meaning)), and mnemonic methods to help you remember them.
(3) 読よみ方か たに気きをつけよう１／２ (Watch out for the pronunciation 1/2) : Segment 1 explains the rules for changing the sounds of kanji characters. Segment 2 sets out questions for checking kanji characters with multiple onyomi (Chinese-derived pronunciation) and kunyomi (Japanese pronunciation). 
(4) コラム (Column) : This section summarizes and introduces useful kanji characters based on scenarios and themes.
(5) もう少す こしやってみよう (Let’s study some more) : This section is a collection of review questions for Lesson 1 to Lesson 10. Segment I covers review questions, and Segment II introduces other ways of the reading the kanji characters the learner has already studied.

◆ Structure of each lesson

Each lesson covers four topics. 
The illustrations on the title page show the scenarios and topics covered in that lesson.