Laying the foundation
- Japanese characters

チャプタㅡ 1 Greetings

Yunit 01 Introduction & Greetings
Yunit 02 Thanks & Apology
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チャプタㅡ 2 people

ユニット 03 Body
Yunit 04 Mood & Personality
ユニット 05 Love
ユニット 06 family
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チャプタㅡ 3 Nature

Yunit 07 Time & Date
Yunit 08 Weather & Seasons
Yunit 09 Animals & Plants
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Chapta - 4 Daily Life

ユニット Vol. 10
ユニット 11 Clothes
ユニット 12 Food
ユニット 13 Hobbies
Yunit 14 Phone & Internet
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Chapta - 5 Social Life

ユニット 15 School
ユニット 16 Occupation
Yunit 17 Restaurants & Cafes
ユニット 18 stores
Yunit 19 Hospital & Bank
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チャプタㅡ 6 Travel

ユニット 20 Transportation
ユニット 21 Driving
ユニット 22 Accommodations
ユニット 23 Sightseeing
Yunit 24 Accidents & Incidents
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チャプタㅡ 7 Others

ユニット 25 numbers
ユニット 26 yen
ユニット 27 shapes
ユニット 28 colors
ユニット 29 positions
ユニット 30 directions
ユニット 31 Map
ユニット 32 countries
Yunit 33 Conjunctions & Adverbs
Conjugation of 34 verbs
Conjugation of 35 adjectives
ユニット 36 assistant teacher
Yunit 37 Honorifics & Humbles & Formal Expressions

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We've carefully selected the most commonly used essential vocabulary in Japan.
Build a foundation for a variety of conversational skills by learning essential vocabulary for everyday life.

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About 4,000 essential Japanese vocabulary words!

This is an essential vocabulary book for Japanese language learners from absolute beginners to intermediate level. It contains approximately 4,000 words, including 24 representative topics essential for daily life and 13 additional topics.
After learning 24 topic-based vocabulary words, see how they are applied in real-life conversations through short and fun situations in "Practical Conversations You Must Use."
And at the end of each of the six chapters, there are simple 'practice problems' so you can test yourself.

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Master basic vocabulary with eye-catching pictures!

You can easily learn basic vocabulary with over 1,000 illustrations.
Learning basic vocabulary with fun and vivid pictures makes it easier to remember.

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Korean pronunciation notation that you can find and speak immediately!

The easiest way for beginners with limited basic skills to learn to read Japanese is to write the pronunciation in Hangul.
Although Japanese pronunciation does not correspond one-to-one with Korean, we have written it in Korean as closely as possible to the standard pronunciation used in Japan to facilitate your learning.
Even beginners can speak confidently.

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Speaking Focus Training MP3!

This book contains files of Japanese characters, basic words, and additional words, all accurately pronounced by native speakers.
We provide two files: the 'Japanese' J version, which consists only of Japanese, and the 'Japanese + Korean' K version, which allows you to listen to Japanese and Korean together.
Select files based on your learner level and desired structure, listen frequently, and follow along out loud to enhance your learning effectiveness.


Essential Japanese Vocabulary for Beginners: Easy and Fun

Japan, a close yet distant neighbor, may seem psychologically distant due to historical pain, but in many ways it is a country we can never be far from.
And thanks to the appeal of diverse cultural content, there are already many Japanese language learners.
Japanese is a language that is relatively easy to learn compared to other foreign languages.
There are parts that are similar in structure to our language, and there are often words that are almost pronounced the same, so it can be easy to start with, but once you reach a certain level, you will feel that it is difficult.
It was easy because it was similar to our language, but in the end, it was because of the different language and cultural background from our language.
Understanding Japanese linguistic habits will make learning more enjoyable.

This book focuses on the joys of learning Japanese, which is similar yet different from Korean and easy yet difficult. It is structured so that you can learn a variety of topic-specific vocabulary that can be used appropriately depending on the situation, look at example sentences, and build your own skills.
If you respond to the meaning in the dictionary, you may end up in a situation where you are rude or misunderstood.
So, I explained the differences in nuance between similar words so that you can use them appropriately.


Anyone who has tasted Japanese will know the saying, "Gambare!"
This is an expression of encouragement used to tell people to do their best, and I would like to encourage those of you who are studying Japanese hard through this book by saying, "頑張れ!"