Japanische Literatur

La légende d'Ourashima, si populaire au Japon, n'est pas entièrement ignorée en Europe. Nos enfants mêmes ont pu la lire, en abrégé, dans une de ces traductions sur papier crêpe qui ont vulgarisé en Angleterre et en France les plus jolis contes japonais. Mais pour la bien connaître, il faut remonter à ses origines, plus que millénaires, et d'abord à un vieux mythe du Kojiki, la Bible japonaise, où l'on peut trouver déjà l'idée essentielle de ce récit fameux...

This collection of short stories is designed around the concept of learning languages through reading and communication, rather than through inneffective rote memorization of artificial and complex grammar rules. By acquiring Japanese through stories, learners develop a deeper understanding of the nuances of the language as they can see everything in context. This is the first of this series, and is designed for absolute beginners. - Each of the 5 chapters consists of 3 shorter readings and 1 longer reading - This is the Katakana/Kanji Edition - Hiragana only edition also available - Approx. 53 unique words* introduced gradually throughout - Introduces 39 of the 75 unique words* used in the novel "Lisa と にほん の がっこう" - On average, each unique word used 60 times.** - Teacher's pack** contains class story, and short comprehension check story for each chapter - Teacher's pack class stories gradually introduce the chapter's new vocab in the same order as the student stories *"Unique word count" does not include particles, multiple conjugations of same word, or Katakana words taken from English. **This count includes words used in class stories from the Teacher's Pack ***Sold Separately

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