Building on the foundation laid in Volume 1, Volume 2 guides high-beginning students toward proficiency in reading and writing Japanese characters
The second volume of Japanese: The Written Language guides high-beginning learners toward proficiency in reading and composing Japanese in realistic contexts. Building on the katakana syllabary presented in Volume 1, it introduces the hiragana syllabary and 100 kanji as well as reading and writing strategies. The main text includes drills and exercises set in realistic sociocultural contexts. Companion audio files are accessible online and a workbook is available for separate purchase.
Building on the foundation laid in Volume 1, Volume 2 guides high-beginning students toward proficiency in reading and writing Japanese characters
Eleanor Harz Jorden (19202009) was the Mary Donlon Alger Professor of Linguistics, Emerita, Cornell University. Mari Noda is professor of Japanese at Ohio State University. Masayuki Itomitsu is associate professor of Japanese at Linfield College. Ginger Marcus is professor of the practice of Japanese language at Washington University in St. Louis.
