Japanese Kanji for JLPT N5 - Master the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N5

Clay Boutwell, Yumi Boutwell

Summary

For Beginners of the Japanese language.

Includes FREE sound files of all the Japanese and Anki flashcard decks of the kanji and examples (download link found on the last page).

Learn the essential Japanese characters to pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test beginner level N5. This comprehensive guide not only covers the 103 kanji characters required for the exam, but also includes bonus material such as a PDF version, sound files of all the Japanese examples, and two Anki flashcard decks for effective learning.

- Covers 103 essential kanji as found on the JLPT N5 test

- Includes multiple eBook versions: PDF and ePub for you to use on any device

- FREE sound files of all the readings and examples found in the book

- Two FREE Anki flashcard decks on the kanji and the examples

- Mnemonic and helpful comments throughout

- Every kanji has its correct stroke order shown

- Each kanji has multiple examples and an example sentence showing usage

There is no charge for the bonus material. The link is found on the last page of the book. If you have any trouble with the download, our email is also found in the book. We'll respond as quickly as possible.

Whether you are planning to take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N5 or just would like a solid start on learning kanji, this book will teach you the most useful kanji in an easy-to-understand way.

In this book, you'll find a step-by-step approach to mastering JLPT N5 kanji, with clear explanations of each character's meaning, stroke order, and usage. Each kanji is presented with its onyomi (Chinese) and kunyomi (Japanese) readings, as well as common vocabulary words and phrases that use the kanji.

With the bonus content, you can easily use the book on any device since it includes multiple eBook versions: PDF and ePub. The free sound files of all the readings and examples found in the book have been recorded by native speakers to help you learn correct pronunciation. The two free Anki flashcard decks provide an effective way to practice and reinforce your knowledge of the characters and their meanings.

While there are about two thousand kanji needed to be literate in Japan, this book focuses on teaching you the most useful kanji in an easy-to-understand way. You'll learn the most common readings, useful example jukugo (kanji combinations), and understand usage with an example sentence for each kanji.

Remember, the link to download the bonus material is found on the last page of the book. With its comprehensive approach, user-friendly design, and practical learning tools, this book is the perfect way to start your journey towards mastering JLPT N5 kanji.

ありがとうございます！

Here's to your success in learning Japanese!

Available since: 05/13/2022.

Print length: 115 pages.

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