Publisher: Japan Publications Trading, 2001, 75 p. Language:
English.
Для изучения и запоминания японской азбуки катакана.
The method for leaing the katakana outlined in these pages assumes that you already know how to read and write the hiragana, whose forms occasionally overlap with their katakana equivalents and the pronunciation of whose syllables is identical with that of the katakana. If you have completed the course on the hiragana that makes up Part one of this book, or if you had already mastered the hiragana before picking up this book, you are ready to tackle the katakana, though you should at least have read the General introduction to the book. If you do not yet know the hiragana, tu the book (or yourself) upside down and start from the beginning. It will save you a heap of trouble.
Для изучения и запоминания японской азбуки катакана.
The method for leaing the katakana outlined in these pages assumes that you already know how to read and write the hiragana, whose forms occasionally overlap with their katakana equivalents and the pronunciation of whose syllables is identical with that of the katakana. If you have completed the course on the hiragana that makes up Part one of this book, or if you had already mastered the hiragana before picking up this book, you are ready to tackle the katakana, though you should at least have read the General introduction to the book. If you do not yet know the hiragana, tu the book (or yourself) upside down and start from the beginning. It will save you a heap of trouble.