Japanese Hieroglyphs. Workbook for Continuing Students. JLPT Levels N3-N2

Nina Albertovna Voronina is a certified specialist in international relations of Asian and African countries, dealing with the economy of Japan and the Japanese language. She gives open lectures on Japanese culture under the pseudonym Vostokvedma. This manual includes all... the kanji necessary for successfully passing the international Japanese language exam at JLPT levels N3–N2. Each kanji is provided with both on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, meanings and examples, as well as the correct stroke order for writing the characters. Readings are labeled with kana. The on'yomi readings are written in katakana, while the kun'yomi readings are in hiragana. The underlined part of the kun'yomi reading is the part of the word that goes beyond the kanji, meaning it is written in the alphabet when using mixed writing. The workbook is intended for those who continue to study the Japanese language and writing and intend to take the international exams at levels N3 or N2. The manual can be used not only for practicing writing skills but also for systematizing knowledge and expanding vocabulary.