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Writing Japanese Hiragana: A Japanese Language Workbook for Beginners
By (author) Jim Gleeson
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Price: R 302.95
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Learn the Japanese hiragana alphabet quickly and confidently with this simple, effective workbook for beginners! Hiragana is the foundation of written Japanese and the first writing system every learner must master. It is essential for reading and writing everyday Japanese, forming grammar patterns, and understanding basic communication in books, media, signage and daily life. This practical workbook introduces all 46 hiragana characters in a clear, structured format designed to support fast, effective learning through repetition and hands-on writing practice. Large trace-and-write exercises guide learners step by step through correct stroke order, helping develop proper handwriting technique while reinforcing memory and recognition. Printed, handwritten and brush-style forms are included so learners can recognize hiragana as it appears in real-world Japanese. Engaging illustrations and simple examples support visual memory and help learners connect sound, shape, and meaning for long-term retention. Key Features: All 46 basic hiragana characters with pronunciation guidance Clear stroke order diagrams for accurate writing development Large tracing and writing practice pages for beginners Printed, handwritten, and brush-style character examples Illustrations and examples to reinforce memory and recognition Ideal for complete beginners, students, travelers, language enthusiasts, manga and anime fans, and anyone starting Japanese from zero, this workbook provides a clear and effective path to reading and writing hiragana with confidence.
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Publisher | Tuttle Publishing
Published date | 2 Mar 2027
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 80
Dimensions | 279 x 216 x 5mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-4-8053-2088-4
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BISAC | foreign language study / japanese
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