Mimi Kara Oboeru N3 Grammar Training
$ 30.00
Each book in the Mimi Kara series concentrates on one aspect of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. This one is on the grammar found on the level N3 (Intermediate Level).
It includes a CD to help with mastery.
127 pages
Includes a detachable answer key
Gokaku Dekiru JLPT N2 with CDs
$ 35.50
This book practices all parts of the JLPT N2 level. It includes two CDs for the listening section. This is a practice test book and not necessarily a study guide. It doesn't have a lot of explanation (it does have some hints), but it is great for determining your strengths and weaknesses and that will help you prepare for the test. The best thing is it will provide a lot of practice for you.
183 Pages with a 28 page Answer Key
ISBN 978-4-7574-1882-0
Nihongo Notes Vol. 2: Language and Communication
$ 25.50
It's difficult to suggest a level for this book. Each article is written both in Japanese and in English (with romaji). So, definitely beginners could read and learn a lot, but I think the topics covered are more for the upper beginner level.
Using simple, but real-world conversations, the authors take one neglected--but certainly important--grammatical or cultural point.
As you can see with the scans, the right page is in Japanese and the left is in English with romaji. This is certainly nice if you have a Japanese tutor. Your tutor/teacher can read the Japanese and explain any nuance not mentioned in the book.
CLOSEOUT: Joshi Advanced Japanese particles
$ 12.00
$ 18.95
CLOSEOUT: Please note, this is from our old stock and although never sold, used, or read, it has been moved and shelved for over a year. It may have slight shelfwear. It should be considered to be in "like-new" condition.
One of the first things beginning student attempt to tackle is the difference between は and が. One of the tricky aspects of Japanese that often trip up even advanced students is the difference between は and が.
This book works on は and が as well as other tricky particles/phrases like にとって and に対して and many others.One of the first particles you learn as a beginning student of Japanese is は and が. One aspect of Japanese even advanced students struggle with are the differences between は and が.
