Reading Japanese For Beginners: Master Basic Japanese Grammar, Vocabulary and Sentence Structure Paperback – January 26, 2025

Reading in Japanese is a great way to improve your language abilities. Not all books are suitable for beginners. With this read-and-study book, you have the perfect opportunity to learn and strengthen vocabulary and grammar at your current level.First, find out what a week in Japan is like with high school student Kana Takeda. Then, go on a trip to the Land of the Rising Sun with Sabrina, a Japanese language student, as her adventure takes her from the skyscrapers of Shinjuku to the ancient imperial city of Kyoto.Enjoy learning Japanese with Manu-Sensei, headmaster at japanesewithmanu.com. Join the over 16,000 people from around the world who have already found success learning to speak Japanese with Manu-Sensei.This book is an excellent next step once you have learned to read hiragana and katakana characters, and are ready to learn about Japanese grammar, sentence structure, and start building your vocabulary.Here's everything you need to enjoy reading Japanese:Two stories with furigana and translationVocabulary lists and grammar explanationsInteresting facts about Japan and its cultureReading Japanese for Beginners isnot only for complete beginners, but also for people who have struggled to master constructing natural-sounding sentences, including: particle use, -i and -na adjectives, and usage of polite desu/masu form verbs.The grammar overview at the beginning provides you with all the necessary knowledge when starting out with the Japanese language. Each grammar point comes with a precise and easy to understand explanation, as well as example sentences for better understanding.Audio files (vocabulary lists and stories in slow and normal speed) available for download.For more helpful information about Japan, the Japanese culture and of course the Japanese language, sign up for Manu's newsletter. As a subscriber you also receive the study notes and sentences/dialogues used in Manu's podcast episodes:www.japanesewithmanu.com/newsletter Read more