入门 · 假名日语
Japanese Kana
Hiragana and Katakana, One Character at a Time
“两套音节文字。同样的 46 个音。每个一页。”
一句话介绍
一本涵盖全部 92 个平假名和片假名的完整练习册，每个假名一页，附编号笔顺、形近字提醒、每个假名五个真实词语，以及可追溯到 13 种源语言的 225 个片假名外来词。
你将获得
- All 92 hiragana and katakana, one full page each.
- Numbered stroke order and the look-alike character it is most often confused with.
- Five real words per character, with the kana picked out inside each word.
- 225 katakana loanwords, each tagged with the language it came from (13 in all).
- Voiced sounds, small tsu and long vowels explained once, for both scripts.
- Reading and writing practice with answers at the end of each part.
关于本书
以下完整简介由作者本人以英语撰写。
Two syllabaries. The same 46 sounds. One page each.
Japanese is written in hiragana and katakana, and every beginner's book gives you a chart of both and moves on. This one gives every single character a page of its own — all 92 — and then does the thing a chart cannot.
The top half of each page is the character: the shape, why it looks the way it does, numbered stroke order taken from KanjiVG, the character it is most often confused with and exactly how to tell them apart, and rows of squares to write it in until it is yours.
The bottom half is five real words that contain that character, with romaji and English, and the character picked out inside each word so your eye learns to find it. That is the skill that actually matters, and it is the one an alphabet chart never teaches.
The katakana half carries 225 borrowed words, and every one of them says where it came from — coffee from Dutch, bread from Portuguese, robot from Czech, yoghurt from Turkish. Thirteen source languages in all.
Also inside: the voiced sounds, taught once for both syllabaries; the small tsu, long vowels, and the three kana that lie about their sound; six pages on when a word is written in katakana at all; reading and writing practice with answers at the end of each part; and an index that finds any kana in one look.
适合谁读
从零开始学日语的青少年和成年人，以及始终没能记牢假名的人。
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