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Japanese Language:     more books (101)

Kana Flashcards (Japanese and English Edition) by Max Hodges, Tomoko Okazaki, 2006-07-01 Beginning Japanese: Your Pathway to Dynamic Language Acquisition by Michael Kluemper et al., Michael Kluemper, et all 2010-03-20 Basic Japanese Coursebook: Revised and Updated (LL(R) Complete Basic Courses) by Living Language, 1998-06-16 Women in the Language and Society of Japan: The Linguistic Roots of Bias by Naoko Takemaru, 2010-04-07 The Japanese Language Through Time (Yale Language Series) by Samuel E. Martin, 1987-12-23 Instant Immersion Japanese (Instant Immersion) by Topics Entertainment, 2005-07-01 Kodansha's Katakana Workbook: A Step-by-Step Approach to Basic Japanese Writing by Anne Matsumoto Stewart, 2009-02-01 Living Japanese: Diversity in Language and Lifestyles (Conversations with Native Speakers) by Karen Colligan-Taylor, 2006-12-15 Jimi's Book of Japanese: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Hiragana) by Peter X. Takahashi, 2002-12-01 Kodansha's Hiragana Workbook: A Step-by-Step Approach to Basic Japanese Writing by Anne Matsumoto Stewart, 2009-02-01 Japanese Picture Dictionary (Kids Picture Dictionary) by Berlitz, 2008-07-15 Reading Japanese (Yale Language Series) by Professor Eleanor Harz Jorden, Hamako Ito Chaplin, 1976-09-10 First Thousand Words In Japanese (Japanese Edition) by Heather Amery, 2003-06 Japanese: Audio Cd Course (Language 30) (Japanese Edition)

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101. Japan Student Services Organization
     Tokyo japanese language Education Center Tokyo International Exchange Center Information Center for International Education  
     http://www.jasso.go.jp/index_e.html

102. Kein Titel
     Page on japanese language and photographs.  
     http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/rodin/1090/japan.html
     
     Extractions: Diese Seite ist als Informationsplattform für Studenten und Interessierte, die sich mit Japan und der japanischen Kultur, sowie der Sprache beschäftigen, gedacht. Ich biete selbst erstellte Lernhilfen an mit denen man leichter die japanischen Schriftzeichen (Kanji) lernen kann. Weiters habe ich meine diversen japanologischen Arbeiten online gestellt und biete außerdem Skripten an. Darunter auch ein umfangreiches Grammatikskriptum, das ich im Laufe meines Studiums erstellt habe.

103. C O O L E S T . C O M
     Essay on Manifestations of Gender Distinction in the japanese language  
     http://www.coolest.com/jpfm.htm
     
     Extractions: Author's notes (2000/08/01): After more feedback, here are some other explanations for the use of "ko" in Japanese women's first names: Many princesses and upperclass women had "ko" in their names. Later when the lines became blurred between some classes, the "ko" naming artifact became popular with more people. Not as much thought was put into women's names, because only the first born son carried on the family wealth. For women's names it was easiest to default to a random beauty related term + "ko". Many people have told me "it doesn't have any particular meaning". But if I believed that I wouldn't have anything to write about. :) If there are parts of this text that are plain wrong, please feel free to email me (be nice to the gaijin). Japanese culture and slang changes/evolves fairly quickly so much of this information may be out of date soon or even now. Manifestations of Gender Distinction in the Japanese Language Introduction Present day Japanese has evolved very differently from European languages. One relatively unique aspect of Japanese is the diversity of its gender specific constructs and their usage. In the current state of Japanese and its many dialects, speaker gender plays an important role in word choice, sentence structure, tone of voice and more generally the ways in which a person can present him/herself with the language. The importance of roles in Japanese society makes the speaker obligated to conform to language stereotypes whereas in English, the language of self-proclaimed individualists, social forces have been pushing to neutralize the inherent biases of the language. Even though there are ancient stereotypes still embodied in the Japanese language and culture, we are beginning to see these break down as well.

104. Japanese Language - Living In Japan
     japanese language Living in Japan, on Teaching English in Japan dot net, for EFL and ESL professionals interested in Japan. Resources for teachers of  
     http://www.teaching-english-in-japan.net/directory/cat/35/

105. Japanese Language Tuition
     Provide japanese language lessons for businesses and students. Includes about, prices and client list.  
     http://www.j-translation.co.uk

106. Japanese Language School - MLC Meguro Language Center (Tokyo)
     6tht Guide to Passing to japanese language Proficiency Test For a support to your japanese language learning, we are pleased to show you some examples  
     http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/Download.htm

107. About The Japanese Language Proficiency Test
     ANSWER the japanese language Proficiency Test is a yearly (in December) test of Japanese ability for non-native students of Japanese.  
     http://www.thejapanesepage2.com/kanji/jlpt.htm
     
     Extractions: QUESTION - What is the JLPT? ANSWER - the J apanese L anguage P roficiency T est is a yearly (in December) test of Japanese ability for non-native students of Japanese. The test can be taken in major cities in Japan and throughout the world. It focuses on reading ability, vocabulary, listening, kanji, and grammar. The answers are all multiple choice and you must use a pencil. Most Japanese universities require JLPT certification. Also taking the test may improve your chances for finding a nice job relating to Japan or Japanese. Cost : Year 2000 test was 5,420 yen (about US $50)

108. Japanese Dictionaries At Duke
     The New Nelson JapaneseEnglish character dictionary = Shinpan Neruson Kan-Ei Language and Linguistics japanese language Programs Encyclopedias  
     http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/eac/words.html

109. JapaNet - Japanese Language Website Design
     Offers English and japanese language web design. Profile,portfolio, team, contacts.  
     http://www.japanet.com.au/

110. My Fellows Are Stray Cats
     Videos of stray cats in Tokyo, Japan.(japanese language pack)  
     http://neko.zeicompany.co.jp/e/

111. AP Japanese Language And Culture
     What level of japanese language ability and what aspects of Japanese culture How can I find out if AP japanese language and Culture will be available in  
     http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/sub_japaneselang.html?japaneselan

112. Take A Japanese Profiency Test To Evaluate Your Japanese Language Skills
     This Japanese Proficiency Test from Transparent Language can help you evaluate your japanese language skills, including your knowledge of Japanese grammar,  
     http://www.transparent.com/tlquiz/proftest/Japanese/tljpntest.htm
     
     Extractions: Transparent Language has provided this Japanese test as a way for Japanese language learners to evaluate their Japanese proficiency. We have based this test on the standard Japanese vocabulary and Japanese grammar that you would find in any Japanese language learning material, so that this proficiency test can measure your command of the Japanese language regardless of your Japanese language learning background. So if you've been learning Japanese, see how well you do! Transparent Language offers this Japanese language test for self-evaluation purposes only. You may find that your score on this Japanese test is not consistent with other tests you have taken. Transparent Language is solely responsible for the test content. The Japanese test may take a few moments to load. Please be patient. To start this Japanese test over, press the Reset button. Part I: Japanese Grammar

113. University Of Georgia Japanese Language Program
     Masaki Mori Graduate Teaching Assistants japanese language Program Instructors since 1988 Nativespeaker Assistance Link to other Japanese sites  
     http://www.uga.edu/~asian-lp/jpn_html/

114. NAGANUMA SCHOOL (ƒiƒKƒkƒ}ƒXƒN[ƒ‹)
     Accredited ( 5021) school in Tokyo (Shibuya). Part of the private Institute for Research in Linguistic Culture. Course descriptions, fees, textbook information.  
     http://www.naganuma-school.or.jp/

115. Japanese-language Schools
     Do I need to receive japanese language training in Japan? There are two types of japanese language institutes for international students who wish to go  
     http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj/toj05e.html
     
     Extractions: Home For Prospective Students Japanese-language Schools Why Study in Japan? Selecting a School Student Categories Immigration Procedures ... Japanese-language Schools Necessary Items Personal Accounts When a student goes abroad to study, the student normally gains admission to a college or university before departing his or her country. Ideally, you should also leave for Japan after gaining admission to an institute of higher education. With this view, Japan promotes a system of "Pre-arrival Admission" and holds the "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU)." This examination, held since FY2002, allows prospective students to apply for admission to a Japanese institute of higher education, go through the selection process and secure admission without having to travel to Japan. You can find details regarding the "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU)" at the following webpage: http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj/toj0303e.html With this said, however, the general case of studying in Japan begins with a student first enrolling in a Japanese-language institute. The student takes an entrance exam and enrolls in a university or other institute of higher education after they study Japanese and other subjects at a Japanese language institute for one to two years. For this reason, the choice of a Japanese-language institute becomes extremely important for a prospective student. There are two types of Japanese language institutes for international students who wish to go on to a Japanese university for undergraduate or postgraduate studies.

116. University Of The Sacred Heart
     Christian women's college in Tokyo with foreign and japanese languages and literature, history and social sciences, philosophy, and education departments.  
     http://www.u-sacred-heart.ac.jp/english/

117. Japan For The Interested
     Teaches japanese language with audio, images, and text.  
     http://fishyfish.port5.com/japanese.html

118. Education Japan | Home
     Exhaustive guide to study in Japan. Searchable database of Japanese universities and rankings of accredited japanese language schools, visa guide, and bulletin boards.  
     http://educationjapan.org/
     
     Extractions: Learning Japanese? Start here. Education Japan is the only truly independent source of information on accredited Japanese Language Schools to help prospective students searching for quality programs. Increasingly recognized as the key source of independent objective information on Japanese language education providers, Education Japan was created and is run entirely by former students of the Japanese language in Japan. Independent Ranking of all Accredited Japanese Programs Study in Japan Guide Japan Visa Guide Education Japan is funded by sponsorship from companies and organisations not directly connected with the language education industry so that we can provide you with impartial and reliable information.

119. Japanese Language Program, University Of Michigan
     Proficiency Test Teaching Staff Links. Photo by Yoshiro Hanai Copyright The japanese language Program Last Updated by Yoshiro Hanai, May 12, 2005.  
     http://www.lsa.umich.edu/asian/japanese/

120. Kana Sensei
     Win/MSDOS japanese language teaching software for beginners.  
     http://www.chachich.com/mdchachi/ksensei.html
     
     Extractions: This is Shareware I originally created in 1991 for helping me with learning Japanese. It is MS-DOS software but, amazingly, it still works on Microsoft Windows (all versions as of 2001). Some people may still find it useful. It is basically a flash-card type program in which you can learn hiragana, katakana, a few basic kanji and some vocabulary. If you try it out, please drop me a line just to say hi. By the way, ignore the address in the documentation as it is no longer valid. However, if you really want to send me money, let me know and something can be arranged. :-) Download via HTML ksensei1.zip Kana Sensei Program ks_ou.zip Additional quizzes originally sent only to registered users Download via FTP ksensei1.zip Kana Sensei Program ks_ou.zip Additional quizzes originally sent only to registered users Directions for installation: Create a directory anywhere on your hard drive Unzip the files using PK-Zip or any tool that recognizes ZIP files Run the file ks.exe

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