Japanese Phrase Book
Japanese Phrase Book by an unknown author is a practical resource published by AA Publishing in 1998, featuring 149 pages in English. This phrase book presents over 2000 words and phrases tailored for everyday holiday situations, making it a useful tool for travelers in Japan. It covers a variety of scenarios, such as ordering meals, purchasing stamps, and addressing issues like lost traveler’s cheques or vehicle breakdowns.
Readers will find phonetic pronunciations to aid in communication, along with a mini dictionary that allows for the composition of personalized phrases. The book also includes helpful cultural guidance, offering insights into local customs and greetings. Additionally, labeled diagrams for items like cars and bicycles provide essential vocabulary for emergencies, making this phrase book a comprehensive guide for navigating daily interactions in Japan.
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Concise, accessible and easy to understand, this phrase book presents over 2000 words and phrases for everyday holiday situations. Modern every-day phrases cover all the subjects that you are likely to encounter, from ordering your evening meal or buying stamps, to dealing with lost traveller’s cheques or a broken down car. Phonetic pronunciations make sure you’re understood and the mini dictionary of 2000 words help you to compose your own phrases if needed. Helpful cultural guidance is given, for example, how to greet people, local customs, and labelled diagrams (cars, bicycles etc) provide key words in case of emergency.
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