Kanji Tamago Chukyu - Intermediate - B1 (Dekiru Nihongo Series)

Il s'agit du troisième livre de la série (premier du niveau intermédiaire) "Kanji Tamago".
Cette série consacrée à l'étude des kanji est idéalement complétée par les manuels Dekiru Nihongo.

Description fournie par l'éditeur en anglais :

◆ Kanji characters covered in this book

Kanji Tamago Intermediate Level 1 covers 356 kanji characters. Together with Kanji Tamago Intermediate Level 2, it covers the kanji characters needed for passing levels N3 and N2 of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test. The kanji characters included are divided into the following two categories.提て い出しゅつ漢か ん字じ(Featured characters) : Learners will learn how to read and write each character. 読よめる (Characters for reading) : Learners are only required to learn the meaning and pronunciation of these kanji characters. These kanji characters may also reappear in later lessons as 提て い出しゅつ漢か ん字じ(Featured characters).

◆ Structure of this book

(1) Lesson 1 to Lesson 10
(2) 楽た のしく覚お ぼえよう１／２ (Enjoy studying 1/2) : This section introduces the parts (structural elements) that make up a kanji character, phono-semantic characters (characters made up of a phonetic component (sound)) and a semantic component (meaning)), and mnemonic methods to help you remember them.
(3) 読よみ方か たに気きをつけよう１／２ (Watch out for the pronunciation 1/2) : Segment 1 explains the rules for changing the sounds of kanji characters. Segment 2 sets out questions for checking kanji characters with multiple onyomi (Chinese-derived pronunciation) and kunyomi (Japanese pronunciation). 
(4) コラム (Column) : This section summarizes and introduces useful kanji characters based on scenarios and themes.
(5) もう少す こしやってみよう (Let’s study some more) : This section is a collection of review questions for Lesson 1 to Lesson 10. Segment I covers review questions, and Segment II introduces other ways of the reading the kanji characters the learner has already studied.

◆ Structure of each lesson

Each lesson covers four topics. 
The illustrations on the title page show the scenarios and topics covered in that lesson.