MU
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| Katakana symbol: | Romanized syllable: | Calligraphy: |
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| グアム ベトナム アムステルダム ネーム ペンネーム ネームプレート | guamu betonamu amusuterudamu neemu penneemu neemupureeto | 'Guam' 'Vietnam' 'Amsterdam' 'name' 'pen name' 'name plate' |
| SYMBOLS AND EXAMPLES | Katakana Lesson 3, Page 095: MU | ||||||||||||||
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| A complete selection of Kana study aids to help you master the Katakana and Hiragana can be found in the Kana Bookstore. |
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| Eleanor Harz Jorden and Hamako Ito Chaplin recommend reading the first 10 chapters of Beginning Japanese Part 1 & Part 2 as it is coordinated with Reading Japanese. There is also an Audio Cassette you can buy which comes with the book. | |||||||||||||||
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| "...one-fourth of all the characters used in modern Japanese occur in three-fourths of all the most frequently occurring words. This means that by concentrating on learning approximately 500 select characters, the student is assured of being able to read 75% of all the high-frequency words he will encounter in modern literature." - The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power. | |||||||||||||||
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