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English-Japanese

the Step-Theme-Arranged Learner's Dictionary, Steps -

by Multi Linguis

CC BY-SA 3.0, Multi Linguis (Vladimir Smirnov)

Smashwords Edition

English-Japanese (the Step-Theme-Arranged Learner's Dictionary, Steps - 6) by Multi Linguis (Vladimir Smirnov) is available by CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en).

CONTENTS

GREETINGS

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

ENGLISH-JAPANESE. STEP-THEME-ARRANGED LEARNER'S DICTIONARY S1-S6

STEP

STEP

STEP

STEP

STEP

STEP

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ABOUT THE LANGUAGE

ABOUT THE MULTI LINGUIS PROJECT

LICENSE INFORMATION

GREETINGS

Multi Linguis presents you a frequency-thematic learner's dictionary of the Japanese language.

It includes up to 9000 essential words and phrases belonging to the levels from Beginner to Upper Intermediate II. The entries are divided into vocabulary themes as well as learning steps. They are arranged by steps and then by themes not by the alphabet.

The book is intended to help you learn this language step by step but can also be applied for translating or entertaining. You may use it separately or as an additional tool for any suited educational course.

The Multi Linguis Project is based on the Wiktionary corpus. The database of the Learner's Dictionaries includes 9000 lemmas (words and phrases) their translations into many languages as well as transcriptions transliterations and grammar information.

All these lemmas are divided into learning steps of 1500 entries each (corresponding to the levels A1 - B2 CEFR) and also vocabulary themes grouped in super themes. They can be arranged by themes steps parts of speech or keywords but never by the alphabet.

Different types of dictionaries are offered for the same language. They are designed in an original way to be convenient and efficient. All of them are available in mobile formats (epub and mobi).

Multi Linguis is presently able to publish such books for more than languages. It's planned to improve them and increase their number.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Because of the source, up to 5% of translations in this dictionary may be improper. Some expected entries have no translation so they were omitted.

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PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

*** JAPANESE ***

** KATAKANA SCRIPT **

Syllables

[a]

[i]

[]

[e]

[o]

[ka]

[a]

[ki]

[i]

[ka]

[a]

[k]

[]

[ko]

[o]

[k]

[]

[ke]

[e]

[ko]

[o]

[sa]

[za]

[i]

[(d)i]

[a]

[(d)a]

[]

[(d)]

[o]

[(d)o]

[s]

[(d)z]

[se]

[ze]

[so]

[zo]

[ta]

[da]

[ti]

[(d)i]

[ta]

[(d)a]

[t]

[(d)]

[to]

[(d)o]

[ts]

[(d)z]

[te]

[de]

[to]

[do]

[na]

[i]

[a]

[]

[o]

[n]

[ne]

[no]

[ha]

[ba]

[pa]

[i]

[bi]

[pi]

[a]

[ba]

[pa]

[]

[b]

[p]

[o]

[bo]

[po]

[]

[b]

[p]

[he]

[be]

[pe]

[ho]

[bo]

[po]

[ma]

[mi]

[ma]

[m]

[mo]

[m]

[me]

[mo]

[ja]

[j]

[jo]

[a]

[i]

[a]

[]

[o]

[]

[e]

[o]

[a]

[i]

[e]

[o]

Diacritics

[n m ] + / [ ] +

geminates next consonant

prolongs previous vowel

reduplicates and unvoices previous syllable

reduplicates and voices previous syllable

** HIRAGANA SCRIPT **

Syllables

[a]

[i]

[]

[e]

[o]

[ka]

[a]

[ki]

[i]

[ka]

[k]

[]

[ko]

[o]

[k]

[]

[ke]

[e]

[ko]

[o]

[sa]

[(d)za]

[i]

[(d)i]

[a]

[(d)a]

[]

[(d)]

[o]

[(d)o]

[s]

[(d)z]

[se]

[(d)ze]

[so]

[(d)zo]

[ta]

[da]

[ti]

[(d)

[ta]

[(d)a]

[t]

[(d)]

[to]

[(d)o]

[ts]

[(d)z]

[te]

[de]

[to]

[do]

[na]

[i]

[a]

[]

[o]

[n]

[ne]

[no]

[ha], [a]

[ba]

[pa]

[i]

[bi]

[pi]

[a]

[ba]

[pa]

[]

[b]

[p]

[o]

[bo]

[po]

[]

[b]

[p]

[he], [e]

[be]

[pe]

[ho]

[bo]

[po]

[ma]

[mi]

[ma]

[m]

[mo]

[m]

[me]

[mo]

[ja]

[j]

[jo]

[a]

[i]

[a]

[]

[o]

[]

[e]

[o]

[a]

[i]

[e]

[o]

Diacritics

[n m ] +

geminates next consonant

reduplicates and unvoices previous syllable

reduplicates and voices previous syllable

Also use Chinese script

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ENGLISH-JAPANESE. STEP-THEME-ARRANGED LEARNER'S DICTIONARY S1-S6

*** STEP ***

** DETERMINERS, PRONOUNS [01] **

* DETERMINERS [001] *

an [det, 1]

{not used in Japanese}

the [det, 1] definite article

{not used in Japanese}

all [det, 1]

/ |subete|

each [det, 1]

|sorezore no|

every [det, 1]

/ |subete-no|

same [adj, 1]

/ |onaji|

other [det, 1]

/ |hoka no|

* OBJECTS IN GENERAL, PRONOUNS [002] *

thing [n, 1]

/ |mono|

I [prn, 1]

/ |watash| [atai]

{formal} |watakush| [ataki]

/ {informal} |boku| [bok]

we [prn, 1]

/ |watashi-tach|

you [prn, 1] subject

/ {informal} |kimi|

/ {formal} |anata| [anata]

you [prn, 1] subject

/ |anata-tachi|

she [prn, 1]

/ |knojo|

he [prn, 1]

/ |kre|

/ {both male and female} |ano hito|

it [prn, 1] subject

|sor| [soe]

they [prn, 1]

|karera| [kaea]

{non-human} |sorera|

/ {formal} |anohito-tachi|

who [prn, 1] interrogative

/ |dre|

what [prn, 1] interrogative

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