A LULA Cee(SU Hlo CPt ASR ODER YY — ABE BO OOS 1 ithe LT, MAAR OIE POR Kathy FHATMOKLEF. SP AAG OALBE, IL. EL LCR Ic BRE end SE RE ATISAE OK IOP SE Se: A AA TH EUMC LT. RT SEBALTS, SE L CHES BACHE OB MIC TOMRAK AWE OWES ET. HAT LR, FAM OW < BRL, NAAM YY - AL SELTKAO CHA EVALEV THY ET. IOP AKBOM 2 - LEA CK RE SAKEAWNO BAKER, BIUBTRBOD 2 Poi, “HAARTEOIEME, 1% TEP BAT OBA 1S RMLVEWF WED LOWRY THN ELK. FTO CONSDORNE PL, CORO MHAAMOMM 1 CHOMAAME FORD 6IARE SA FL. EA CA ARGEHEA ARR) D3 + AMOMMOBEL EM LAM & (CH Ly. DARIO ERC Mi DOMED ERMT DEW MAO EM, COR EMATSILIEVALELA MHA ATMO IME WR, PAA OSLBE Bi FMAM Reais SMO BEI MOLE eo THO ET. REM OPIS, OINTMENT OT RES. (9 ABA) BAMFLARAMA& OOD, BREA BARAT ROK FRBOR* PORMEOWREVLES ELA UCM LEWES. BB, RBC OTS MAAGOIE s (HOTS WA ARAO IEE BE MMe Kail FATT SPECHT. MOTH E ORS BMV LE FEF. 19924 9 A PRAHA LAY bIR-F ATMEL He AKFOREWORD Shin Nihongo no Kiso Japanese Kanji Workbook I (English Version) is the first Kanji study book in the Shin Nihongo no Kiso series. The Shin Nihongo no Kiso introductory-level books and tapes were developed principally to enable technical trainees visiting Japan for short periods to study Japanese conversation Their ease of use by both students and teachers and their effectiveness in developing a firm grounding in basic Japanese earned them an excellent reputation, and they rapidly became popular. They are now enjoying even wider use than the original Nihongo neo Kiso series on which they are based. For some time now, instructors and students of Japanese using the Shin Nihongo no Kiso series both inside and outside Japan have been asking us to provide them with kanji study materials. We therefore decided to respond to these requests and publish this workbook to help students acquire a basic knowledge of kanji while they study elementary Japanese us- ing Shin Nihongo no Kiso I. The book aims to help students become competent in reading and writing the kanji contained in Levels 4 and 3 of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test and develop the basic ability necessary for proceeding to Level 2. We are confident that stu dents will find the workbook an indispensable companion to Shin Nihongo no Kiso. In preparing this workbook, we received valuable advice from organizations such as the Association for Overseas Technical Scholarship, the Asian Students’ Cultural Association and the Technological Promotion Association (Thai-Japan), as well as from Japanese-language instructors in teaching establishments both at home and abroad. | should like to take this opportunity of thanking all of these people here. We plan to publish a sequel to this workbook, entitled Shin Nihongo no Kiso Japanese Kanji Workbook II (English Version), to be used in conjunction with Shin Nihongo no Kiso I. The advice and support of students and teachers in this endeavour would be great ly appreciated. September 1992 Hajime Fukumoto President, 3A CorporationLAYOUT AND USE 1. Layout The workbook consists of Part I and Part I]. Each lesson occupies four pages. The workbook is arranged in two parts designed to help students naturally appreciate the ideographic, as opposed to alphabetical, nature of the kanji and learn them easily. Part I introduces some basic kanji. explaining their origins and formation, while Part Il teaches further basic Kanji selected from the vocabulary presented in Shin Nihongo no Kiso I Each lesson consists of the following four pages: 1, Readings and stroke-order 2. How to write the kanji (by copying models) 3, Reading practice 4. Writing prac In Part I, the reading and writing practice (on pages 3 and 4) consists mainly of iso- lated words, while Part [] gives practice in reading and writing whole sentences based on the patterns presented in Shin Nihongo no Kiso | . Part Il was prepared by selecting the kanji needed by technical trainees from the voca- bulary appearing in Shin Nihongo no Kiso I. It includes as many as possible of the kanji taught in the first three academic years at Japanese elementary schools. as well as those needed for Levels 4 to 3 of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. Students who master the kanji in the workbook should therefore be able to read and write mixed kanji and kana material to elementary school 3rd-grade level, pass Level 4 of the Japanese Language Pro. ficiency Test and be well on their way to achieving Level 3 2. Order of Presentation As mentioned earlier, Part [ aims to accustom students to the concept of kanji and the general principles of their formation. Because of this, it starts with kanji of a highly picto graphic nature, even when they are relatively complex. The kanji are therefore not always presented in stroke-count order. However, while those presented in Lessons 1 to 3 may be composed of a fairly large number of strokes. this does not mean that they are difficult to learn, On the contrary, they have been carefully selected as being highly effective in training the student's eye and accustoming him or her to the kanji visually.8. Radicals When the radicals are traced back to their origins, most are found to be pictographie Kanji in their own right. When students go on to learn more kanji by themselves after finishing this workbook, a knowledge of the history of the kanji and their basic building-blocks. the radicals. will help them and enhance their understanding of new kanji. This is why the workbook introduces the radicals in detail. 4. Number of kani Each lesson in this workbook introduces six new kanji. Part I contains 17 lessons and introduces 102 kanji, while Part [| contains 25 lessons and introduces a further 150, for a total of 252. 5. Readings All the on and Kun readings of a Kanji are given in the lesson in which it is first intro. duced. When a Kanji used to form a verb has different readings for the transitive and in transitive forms, both readings are shown. Voiced readings in compounds are shown only where there are on readings. Words used in examples are provided with English equiva ents. ‘The on readings of the principal characters are given in Katakana, while their kun readings are given in hiragana. Readings of examples are all given in hiragana. Owing to space limitations, examples are limited to six per character. Verbs are shown in their dic tionary forms. Special readings are underlined, while readings not included in the elementary school syllabus are enclosed in round brackets. Special readings listed in the Appendix to the Joyo Kanji are shown by an asterisk. This has been done in order to demonstrate the great varie- ty of readings that exist. and it is not necessary for the student to attempt to learn the spe. cial readings straight away. Stroke order is shown in a maximum of six steps in the small boxes beside each princi pal character. 6. When to Start Using this Book This workbook is intended for students who have already mastered hiragana and kata- kana. It assumes that students have already learnt the basics of stroke order in the process of learning how to write hiragana and katakana, but it is best if they revise this by means of Katakana before embarking on the study of kanji. Before starting to teach kanji to students for the first time, it is advisable to see thatthey master hiragana and katakana while proceeding to at least Lesson 13 of Shin Nihon- go no Kiso I. Trying to teach kanji to students at the same time as having them learn hiragana, katakana and the sentence patterns will overload them and is to be avoided. 7. Practice System Part I gives students practice in reading and writi: ng Kanji by means of compounds, words and short sentences, while Part [| drills them by means of short passages. Words are separated by spaces to facilitate reading, and furigana are used to show the readings of Kanji not introduced in the lessons. Furigana are also used to show the readings of person: al and place names on their first occurrence, and later lessons give further practice in read- ing and writing kanji introduced earlier in the book.CONTENTS, (dU adic FOREWORD LAYOUT AND USE . 2 PART I Base of Kanji 9 An Introduction to the Study of Kanji . - 10 1, Pictographs .... 2. Simple Ideographs . 3. Compound Ideographs and Phonetic-Ideographic Characters 4. Formation and Classification of Characters (Radicals) 1. a OU BP Bee 2.0 BHA F Shae Tel eae 4 re 5-2 Bw RHR. Ghat ON 7 eee 7. 7A fR OR ML Pl BA. 8. Kk mR te OF HF. 9k MS HR RM. 10: as eR on: dU ee (ae ey ee 26 HB BG th 13.7 $f & BB ie Mm. “wk BH bBo BRR A RR. we 8k AB HR. vt kee Fm, PART II Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO I... 1m He RE ER. 2.8 st BM HA. 3.8 Ht dh EBD 4.5 FD RR BOR 5.4 KR MH RF. mat Cem he eS e.. 116 71. R GF th th BB. 6: a Py oh i | By:RIES RRR ATR H BAG pe steerer he PRY ES AR SHRRP EMR SRR foPART I Base of KanjiBees chiisai (small) ue be botk abs MACH IDX C teh te Okurigana are also sometimes used to clarify ambiguous readings. For example: san (thre £27 mittsu (three) 4. Number of strokes and stroke order (how to draw kanji) (1) kanji consist of lines and points drawn in separate, single actions. Lines should be drawn in the proper way, as shown below: 1) —(one) 4) [=_ | 2 (mouth) | = (two) “|h| & (day) 2) + (ten) Sy i & (seven) M (river) | bef (mountain) A (person) of Ries) J F (child) | | FA (month) (2) A line or point drawn in a single action is known as a “stroke” (kaku) 1) One-stroke kanji : — {one) 2) Two-stroke kanji : = (~ =) (two) + (— +) (ten) 3) Three-stroke kanji at (- + 4) (soil) 2 (1 7 ©) (mouth) 4) Four-stroke kanji IR, "t )|(tree)) AQ J Al A) (month) (3) A kanji is formed by drawing its lines and points in the prescribed order. This order is known as its “stroke order” (hitsujun). Even complex characters can be drawn easily if the proper stroke order is followed. 1) From top to bottom = (three) 5) Outside enclosures first EQ (four) 2)From left to right J] (river) 6) Leftward diagonals first A (person) 3)Central lines first J (small) 7) Vertical transecting lines after TE? (middle) 4) Horizontal lines first. —}~ (ten) 8) Horizontal transecting lines after AC (woman)1 Pictographs ‘The earliest Kanji were simple depictions of the objects and phenomena they represent. These simple hieroglyphic kanji are known as ah&kei moji (pictographs). Lh yA wb (mountain) *K(mouth) (child)ameey x (gate)2 Simple Ideographs Abstract ideas such as action: tuations, relationships, positions and numbers were assigned forms and shapes in order to express them with kanji. Such kanji are called shiji moji (simple ideographs). They are also hieroglyphic characters. —<— SES = — (two) (above) (below) a Foe - To F (large) ° a ) 2]y DS (small) KART K3 Compound Ideographs and Phonetic-Ideographic Characters 1. Compound ideographs (combinations of elements with different meanings) These are compound characters formed by combining elements with different meanings. They are called kail moji (compound ideographs) B (sun) + A (moon) = A akarui (bright) (bright) A AR (tree) (person) = *& yasumu (rest) (rest) 7” (tree) = ® higashi (east) # O+ Y % (east)2. Phonetic-ideographic characters (combinations of elements representing sound and meaning) New characters were made by combining one character representing a meaning with another representing a sound. Such characters are called keisei moji (phonetic~ideographic characters). PY (gate) a ee a a tou Ae FAG Al Pa. BA PY (gate) + # (ear) = BH] kiku_ (ask, listen) Bl & Pea FA (ask, listen) 2 MTT TTT |4 Formation and Classification of Characters (Radicals) 1. The component elements of kanji Most modern kanji are combinations of different elements and can therefore be broken down into two or more parts, as shown below: (@) Hen \ The left-hand part of a kanji that can be split in two vertically (2) Tsukuri 7 ‘The right-hand part of a kanji that can be split in two vertically (3) Kanmuri The upper part. (4) Ashi Lex The lower part (5) Tare rss | On top like a kanmuri but trailing down to the lower left. (6) Nyo (7) Kamae An enclosure completely surrounding an inner part. 2. Classification of kanji Kanji are generally classified in dictionaries according to their component elements Although compound characters often consist of a part representing their meaning and another representing their sound, they are usually classified under the part representing the meaning. The parts of the kanji on which their classification is based are known as bushu (radicals) . In this lesson, we will introduce the most common radicals from among the many that exist. For students of Japanese, radicals are the key to the meaning of individual kanji and are also a good way of remembering them. You have just begun your study of kanji. Take your time and study them accurately, us- ing their radicals as clues to their meaning. 3. Radicals (Q) Hen Kanji consisting of a hen (left-hand) part and a teukuri (right-hand) part are usually classified under their hen radical.Hen radical Meaning Example 1) > sanzui water i (sea) 4 Ni iv \S \ fo | A IK ee VW x Inf 7) 2) ninben person, 4& (body) 3) t tehen hand 3% (hold) oy \. ge 4) kihen tree HL (desk) 5) gonben word (represents needles spewing out of a 28 (speech a mouth, and hence indicates words or speech) », — S ~ —sukanmurl roof (represents something to do with %& (house) houses) H- skusa- grass 76 (flower) kanmuri Wap Ar take- bamboo G (flute) kanmuri s — KY RR ame- rain (indicates anything to do with the & (cloud) weather) vi Z\x\ — ota) ( , iS 8 Yet oa (4) Ashi In some characters, the bottom part (ashi) is the radicalAshi radical Meaning Example 1) INS kokoro heart, mind (think) , ~ “i > she 2) Ni: hitoashi (represents someone kneeling; used in the 52 (elder same way as ninben) brother) 3) 4y.\ renga. fire (the same as hihen) #% (heat) rekka , fy Y KS Cates aa In some characters, the top part trailing down to the left (tare) is the radical Tare radical Meaning Example i} Je madare (represents a house built against a cliff, by J& (shop) extension, indicates a house with one side open) a Pr2) yamaidare (represents a person lying on a bed; by ex- #5 (sickness) tension, indicates sickness or injury) co an er (6) Nyo In some characters, the part running from the left-hand side to the bottom right (nyd) is the radical, Ny® radical Meaning Example shinnyd advance i (advance) ) J £¥ )/¥ Jw A 4 - RN RSE (7) Kamae 5 In some characters, an enclosure (Kamae) is une radical. Kamae radical Meaning Example 1) L kunigamae tence, border = (country) ] a 2) PA mongamae gate fel (gap) BT PS-FABase of Kanji 1 [Shdkei Moji (1)] (et ee BEM (USA) Me Fup @ mountain in Bes Japan) Kile (4X4) a volcano ] iL ib ily (XE) a mountain ! } | LA (OP EEL) Yamamoto (a Japanese sur name) (2) M & (ey) FAM (@AtL) rivers a ab NM (4-49) a river BREIL (4 Af 4S4>) the Sumida River (a ) ] ) ] | river in Japan) = N = a awa (5190) sunday BI UL OO (*\SU>) a national holiday a 4O8 (ldlLOU) Mother's Day | Tel A Bea (AAU EFU) a birthday BH A +H (€%>) the tenth (4) A @ Fy wy —#A (\’54t2) a month al > 8 A (\s54*>) January FA (2%) the moon oH | | — ad AB (FTA) arice field a rice field SB (LL) Yoshida (a Japanese surname) a ™ ait | | 6) + #2, 2 AAR (C4ME¢) a dig tree : AME ($< £50) Thursday A (%) atree w oe a “ rai + ~~NyReading Practice 1 4 fea | 5. A @ |= iB ( ) ) 7. 7% 8. w tn u £35 U 9 B 8 10. A B ( bi Uv kA SL I( Il. RHEE 12. Se 13. BoB 4. BaWriting Practice 1Base of Kanji 2 [Shokei Moji (2)] GQ, em, 2a. 7 AD (UA ZF) population al <6 A (<6 479) atone a (<4) amouth Ne re A (¥94) 6) an entrance (8) B & 7 K (& OL) content a Ly B (%) aneye © | at | | — nin) fe) HSA (LUM) ENT. aM 4A H (44) anear TF ae F\E\|H (10) A a ee. a BARA (IISA UA) a Japanese all Ue XN >~ ZA (SANK) three people A (BE) a person BF (fii) male ARF (£44) the state of affairs FEL (LE) achild BOF (BEIM) aboy (12) + al BAte. =) (a) x KF (ULL) female RE (TAI £) a goddess OF (BAGO) a young girl *Ok (BEM) amaidenOB) jm) fy ix) sikReading Practice 2 3. F . he We 1aA( 1. BRA 10. 12. % | volleyball *2Writing Practice 2 on (WE) one (when counting things) aa ¥—A (WL!) one person — *—A (DAG) the first (26) = =A (IS489) February =A (I+ 1) — two months = (3:4) two (when counting things) oS om “a U ')) two people %A (5.94) the second — (27) = & +r =A (%4459) March Bl 4. AD “A(X LAF) three months BA (Am S%) acrescent —S— FT Sa => (45>) three (when counting things) —_—— (282) @ He TA (LA) April Mt. £O. £52. vot] (LO ¢) Shikoku (a Japanese island) th wsA (£122) four people 1 Imm wae} (£1) four o'clock VY 39 (£5) four (when counting things) Pura ram A (££ 414) four months (29) ie BA (24) May ey oe BOA (Sat) te months HB (ss o4>) the fifth = lhaes BO (89) five (when counting things) P.. ez (30) ‘t | WA (46457) June FeF (AL) six o'clock AAA (SoAMF>) six months 72 (L >>) six (when counting things) SSA (LAs) the sixth\1\Reading Practice 5 ) ais 4 me : & - = § Kom a Ree : "MU _#l Gani ec ( : = iN] eS) eas , Moot Te 8 aK Nye Soe . + m ¢ Jol) oe LIWriting Practice 5 Ub 8 a Bs fo wh] | lat) |p | im |2e 2oMeL4. 74 a An a 1 2 tz TOR EDS [Cgc m= 2 Wo a = u Se E | fs a (ee? ae tH. ee D Hol eT | at. BAY 5. | 0 | a wet. xh iam 6. HLS wet Sfs a {|e | i Le) T. Deca: 2) he | |e ao T,. [x [ % | the Doll's Festival % 2 Children’s DayBase of Kanji 6 [Shiji Moji (3)] numbers (31) + # al LF tet, a) be, +A (L648) July “EAA (We %e lf) seven months 47 (44:2) seven (when counting things) A (%& M4) the seventh (32) NB oF SA UL6ae2) August ell io MO, 50, NAA (L644) — eight months ti IND (P57) eight (when counting things) , x GN *\B (£44) the eighth (33) 2. & > : ILA (< #8) September By 22M9, 220 ALAA (X74 1F>) nine months AMM (> LF) Kyushu (a Japanese island) WD (22M) nine (when counting things) LB ) ten months + (%4) ten (when counting things) FATE (Em FIEX ES) So many men, so many minds. ‘ll tre eZ, Eee + 4 GB (SAU <) three hundred PG (40U~ 4) six hundred GB (lt+U'e ¢) eight hundred FA (462K) one thousand yen STA (SALUELAA) dire thousand yen FKBE (ELH 4) Chiyoda Ward (a ward in Tokyo)yaReading Practice 6 ae a) i ee 2. Th, OC eA. Gee. Geo. Ge OAL +o ak ( Jar ( aA 6 Ge = ae. - a abr Jar 4. +H STA NF 5. to, No, wo, i ieee alte A= a. ae ‘-"fl= ; ite Al ee teh oe ee ee BB ( CG,Writing Practice 6 tke east th at its fo eel | ise) el) lak i NS dys Ls pease WED a 2. (t Thalths Gadi, Lei iM a £% bod sh 5. | dit "Rae D1 TH. tthe 305 ted 1th tod 4. EO Yaevit ACT. ob xh tthe lin Ue ¢ a th 5. 20 »xit 2 AT To 6. RED HY EGS ee | 5, S| Xo zoo tb tei 5 be eh — % | The Star Festival 32 New Year's EveBase of Kanji 7 [Kaii Moji - Keisei Moji] (87) ¥ = z a ) cs i Sha gee gs OH A009) civilization Sp AUS. HC. & TAB (ALGIE6) tomorrow at BA (da) alight | n BASU (HAS) bright BA FAbd (HbA) clear B) |B)]/BR PATS (HITS) (day) break (38) KR @ 449 KE (49U) aholiday Bete. FHS. RD (OFL) rest TES KA (PFA) arrest 7 { - KAD (PFHS) rest WR i oF ik KEA (OCTEAS) feel rested (39) RS an BURMP (04% 4£5C) the Metropolis of Tokyo RAT LT (LFRAT LT) Southeast Asia k vs m/e # (UAL) the east ep | oe | oe RO (VAL CB) the eastern entrance (40) fl & v°T% wR (UML) time M bok é Bl (651K) a ken (about 1.82 metres) AMD (SAL) a human being | P FE RA (AW) between i r| Blt ae< (br) before tong (41) PA Be RL (L2%L) a duestion WN Ss ae Ra, PAD (235) ask Bs (Ks) a question, an enquiry | Fie PVR (XL%) a wholesale store fe] PUPS Fe] a 2. SAM (LAS¢L) a newspaper M36. SCAB BAC (4K) isten E BAZ AS (SOARS) can be heard POPPA Fl PLBF AR iz fi ElReading Practice 7 1. BAZ. 3. kB ( e295 & 5. Rk RE 1. ® 9. we RA () . EVe ENO aK ) . at q ® » BA!) ( RA (A . RAT YT VOB ‘Ro A(_) . AT . Bl Bx atWriting Practice 7 ots » RoI 7IL EMO us BT LPH EL aa )an5 #5 248 | Ric by ete aur Ho HY EF. ot 5 Op tay | ATL Ro th ela bitte Cae BOS Ls it, oso | © awdk Le Dis tee en le ies tie DIAN 2a-R*E | XFLA.LBase of Kanji 8 [Radicals (1)] 7 | eee ABA (40.45 U) Wednesday aM ae Bok (2 4F0) a flood AR (AT) water 7K J 7 ae #7 (LAF) DShimizu (a Japanese surname) 2) spring water, clear water (44) ow 4 SK (AF) seawater a 54 BAM (ILEA 4%) the Sea of Japan 3 (FA) the sea v ml Wace . 4 4 WA y (45) RB F474. (74) pe (0% 5) gymnastics al bk Bt (L474) condition, state of health AER (CKD) an appearance Vale #8 (#54) a body Saas (40) th @ 97. 4% MEX (%4SL) a composition BM O 490 (49) take = j j H9TUS (6974) have FT Pa7K as VE 4Reading Practice 8 I. ok 2. k# Be 3. oe 4. BORA 5. te 6. aE ( Ax ) 1. # 8 1% 9. Heat lO. “# EU YD SLE B i FyYA—-OD es ERA LE OH, WkIE Bo ET. soccer, footballWriting Practice 8 [orca es et |. BD FS bd WE KLTTH. 1a oe ed 3. ME EELS na bveati iho 80 dct. & Dpiicgatee nical lcte ONIN IZy) XineZa ae pela Guia 30 fies iF 6. EYER YO AUAL | ITH. 1. #\ | peEt 5. oe [ Juet. i “9 iD: Pate” bis 5°Base of Kanji 9 [Radicals (2)] (499) *#h B yy AR (LAA) a forest Mm Wel #K (1L2? LL) GDwoods (Hayashi (a Japanese surname) 7K a +t 4 “te (l1LA? LL) Kobayashi (a Japanese sur name) #_AT A (50) HL (#) MA (%U 44) onthe desk BM KK M (942) adesk EBM (A464 L796 A) a desk for study a language a message (\.4) say (2 Et) a word YS (WEN IL) talking to oneself (2) 36 7 EM (TL) a telephone M oF. el FT (ILET) speak 8 (1L%L) astory RG (ovi£4L) a funny story WAR (4t0L Fs 7) the silk-reeling in dustry A (WSC) thread wR (EL) aline BAR (TLL) a dotted line BiseRR (LAM AA) the Shinkansen and & f Fad EaHR (SAILA A) © platform No. 3 IVAN 9 TRWK AL AnoReading Practice 9 |. 3k 3. #1 ie ‘= # 13. $e 4. rae ZAITA | 5, =eWriting Practice 9 Ite a a || i ahah ai a Led 3. SY i sie. ie f (t s.{ | a ath 1 a | elBase of Kanji 10 [Radicals (3)] (55) Gk Be, all tt, OM JN IN AX & (A) gold SHA (SLL70) Friday #E (SAU) golden B® (BA) money al Ht (lL) 4a) wire B RANA BB (A 4eBZ.) wire netting (56) & B FY 8k (T>) iron al BGK (ELT) iron manufacture (€2C4) railroad SRS VP ie Ye (57) G2 ey Bs FP ARB (LLIU) Saturday al 24 ask (% 6) land ity Gov) soil (58) dh BH FY Kab (726.6) earth all 32) (64) a map fe 26T (64>) underground $ - + t 38% (CLA) an earthquake th $2 |e Bb (59) B® FA (A) a shellfish BL oe TAA (ID E045) a bivalve B | [n]A) \|\BIBB (60) AB 4 a ro ee | A lee FR (Leite) buying and selling Hd (44) buy 4PH (tom) brokerage<8 HtReading Practice 10Writing Practice 10 2b tO 2. ae | an ia 6 6 h. | 7 uc u = ee | Send TT. BA u Ani to 13 ] HLEO £ ‘(dt /C%e a 5 a5 is EO BB t we x) 4Base of Kanji 11 [Radicals (4)] (61) se ae eo 73H (2 9UEF) a factory al LR (29% 47) industry _ mo (re Processing eer aa LR a device (02), 2 a 4% (XtD4) right and left al UA!) & (UF) left ZB (OTE) Od) the left side aaa ERE (63) 12 ft (2 ¢ >) national ATS WH (')of:\1) asolid figure, cubic, three-dimensional at (A>) stand Bx (P47 HH) an evening shower MAILTS ({4AATS) put together 2 * Nn 1K my] - HF + (64) a7. (47) BR (BAA) music a be BS (lE\.L) a vowel & (62) sound ) oe | er BE (4.4) atone = Relssies ((£/044) the real intention na (65) 8 & Tea Bee (2.15) light and shade al < Bu Bae (4A.%) learning by heart BBV. (¢ bY’) dark 8 lala” Megs (G65. ) aim ARE Slee Bovh (45 45) pitch-dark B i ae ae (66) A BW vay BH (49 LwA) early spring BM (Ld WE (ths) youth #& (44) spring FR |= (= AR ((L5a-4) — spring windAY uiReading Practice 11 us ah 5. ER ( FZ 6. EG At ( dard 7. BIL Ke ) 8. 9. Aw TET Ch 10. & (eal) ae Il. Be a2 ( ) ( ) drat |2. BES 13. AWriting Practice 11 s5) ¥a9 R (Pec am kb | 2) (( WC. (2% dé to at D 12 FR Lik > ni a Ss aitBase of Kanji 2 [Radicals (5)] (67) 7 @ t4. ver BB (465%) astone implement mo BE (WLU) arock GH (HAL) coal wile va x ie (81D) oil Fa BEE (Le <) magnet Ja Ja B (\*L) stone (68) FS too #7 Hee (95K) adistrict, an area Moh We ((LGIEG) away BH (EFIFF) various quarters * |paslase WA (WLIE4) ahead A [ey (RV (OANA Te) how to use a FH (VI) evening (69) # GF vr BHR (CLILY) acar Mm 6 aE AR® (UTLL&) abicycle & (468) soe -—l-]a HH (LCZE) a cogwheel Boe = (702) % @ 39 4349 (29.3) favourite dish BM LOG. Fh. FE as (D525) friendly relations a HEL (LOL) like L. h k 3E2, (MZ) liking 4F- > Mat (FX) like X? AG AF SAUER (MOTE) cleanly 1) RB va Fa (Lo 7%) autumn M bs BAK (LX CF) spring and autumn a 4%) autumn 5 BF a Pe lRe PEER (MTEL) stairs BPE (BAM) ascale the ground floor ERE (¥A.480) the second floorUF #K 0Reading Practice 12 ty I—on PRE FSO Wee ( ' ( kh a . Bk io (ers Gea _ Bim 4. RR Ft ILO Ben BE 6. oy CN t Ww Ps Es 8. BB co ) C Abas Bie . bALIL VL SH ETH. 103 ( ) Re 2, # KERZWriting Practice 12 * XL ee Ha ae | | nh o . | lo | | 2 RE | ids _*3 125 Le a23 whe Th 3. | RR BO ® ; or Se) eC a a re s.| | jsai ake] ls | lace. 9 [ v | 10 (idae—y| 8 I ia 12 [ | “] ‘LT | Barxs-t| | |e | ; jayar. 2 a word processorBase of Kanji 13 [Radicals (6)] (73) 7 Var, V4 KA (A. £ &) thermal energy Bab REA (FAL a) nuclear energy _ Ae (WEEK) laboured work Fy l4l7 H (Bb) power (a) i ve BE (LAL) the new year BM BLO LU ER. gap (LAA) a newspaper HEM) BLS (ALY) new Bit: (bt) renewed aT 3 vy rc BH (50°45 ¢2) Niigata (a city in Tapan) (75) %& = a ; RE (¥ 47) aclassroom BM BLAS. BEDS geaew (4454 L £) a textbook 9H (% £9854) education ty # HAD (BLAS) teach Ay : Mub4 (btbS) be taught # Fee (76) Be 7 OS (SUK) apart all SPY (Sb) a department a _ SFB (4°45!) a faculty ae |e pa SBE (355 47) the head of a department Rvs S @F (544) a subordinate u ee x Up * EBB (SX?) a room a 3G & 7 7 $3 (£F1E4) Tohoku (a region in Japan) Bae AL (&ALT<) north and south JER ((Z-.4%°LF) Hokkaido (a a Japanese island) a (44) the north 3-}3E $et) (FH) the northern entrance We fee ay # (OKL Lm) drinking moe KL (OL) arink RAK (NAAF) drinking water a flo ic (@ é$f aX JE aReading Practice 13 Ss “RO 3. af 4. #f BA 5. KES 6. & aE 1, eREt 8. aS JB£7 ) 9. 8 lo. 3t ( M6 th ) I]. Jka |2. RAE 3. #E 4. RET a At a Cv a a EY it (aSWriting Practice 13 aa Q Re | 3 F Boces Cxoet ie he bro Be i il J [es # & _JNSL. é Je Ret. ak gt 9 |r AyA lo a t [ Jaer. = K 7 ft bes S | &Base of Kanji 14 [Radicals (7)] (9) RB a7 AR (CAM) ahouse a oa © RR (4X) a famity ER (854) a royal family hm 8 ete ape R (1A) a house RR > ¥ z RM (PHL) ahonse rent (80) 7 & % 4eie (4f0.9) a living flower Bl ite fei (47) a flower arrangement 7 (la%) a flower TER ((L42) cherry blossom viewing 4 1tte (\(tlE4) a flower arrangement | i cv ot + “HL Ft ct “t uo 40K (BL) a bamboo thicket 4% (AU) bamboo ww > # |] ~ =r 23/- (82) & HB ka- Fo S# (C4HA) an answer paper BM CARB. CAR ~~ er Kir ARE PP tr AK (83) 7 MA (4 TA) rainy weather al bo, bE JRA (3°97) wind and rain WR (4%) rain ee i® faa Mk (HEAF) rainwater yIS x 5 TARA 84) £ RB 7 iM (FLA) a seaof clouds am TX) weak point ANY | |, "2 * iH (Ltt) early summer ee H (4) summer BARA (42FA%) summer vacation = 1S-Reading Practice 15 5. aay tm BB 6. *I (2) a 1. wo Fv% 8. LB Ceee ee ee Bie, I ROHN 12 HR a ae ) ( oat )B4 ), 13, aR aR 4 RBA 5: ee 16. 7B 1, BRLO Bok %* | Europe %& 2 sandalsWriting Practice 15 Se * & Be 3. dole UD 4 RE | WET. s.a-oyo | fh “A O- re BAY Te a wet. a wee aire . ia lee) 6. WHO 4071 — Beane 8. bALIL | RCT. toe a 9. CFO INE | ra WET. oe th F : i0. Bis I oy Eth | BL Bh IE ZAERO RL Higa! ea S rc [| jaf jese | to 1 melody % 2 beachBase of Kanji 16 [Radicals (9)] (1) & & ET] m4. 5 (x) Nn BRE (BAA AY) aconcert KB (AVA) a large meeting 2 (15 74%) admission (44) conversation 4 (SELB A) Treasure every meeting, for it will never recur. (a lesson of the tea ceremo 7 2 a aN BB v4 oe Age ny) a BS 25 (b5) meet (92) & C1. 7474 BK (AL) the West mL Be (tHE 3) the West PAR (44.28%) Kansai (a region in Japan) re ee > RB (C7 NV) east and west vy = s = % (IL) the west (98) # #39 2B (VOE5) necessary _ BA (L5TL) the point HS (Ur F£5) important a | BA (\S) need oe ab | ab ae ALK 4) eee fg AG (CFS) winter 77 AE (£5 U) the winter solstice SRKA (Lodolo 7 & 5) seasons the four A (50D) winter (95), 15 se) Be (L£4TKK) ashop BM oe WSR (TAS*A) a shop assistant FS (Att) a shop 5 FFE (96) — FAR (Ut 7%) sickness BE (PB). PE Fat (OU £46) a hospital foe oe FL (PL) fall sick a v- HH (PE) sicknessBY yeReading Practice 16 { Jae lL. ee 2. REA CYI KE 3. BRAY AYER O 4 4. Wb XL vast, 5. eR 6. me RY 1, ee BR 8. £e 9. SAH bA BYETS 0. Eva BETH HW. ee # 1. & RRA ( ( er a L Jee 13. uh AN EO 5 B 1k a LS ( 12 es ae 15. eR 16. Pe BE | Olympic Games 2 a visa % 3° Yamamoto'sWriting Practice 16 BA i Ro fora Aw oe 2. 7*b-R-I e ty b 3 En oe by a 4, els Msi dit KL K (3A UAL (A 5. x | | ; AS ue i + 6. Bf 0 [Jia 3Cha | Jeet. Use is - ie Bet ULL £74 [vat 15 8. SARE EA Me Ct. itd Jr |\D AT—Y, A¥—. HG Use #3 10. | “ve bth TA Wh Il. bo it Li | |Btt. % | tickets % 2 noodles 3% 3° a health insurance card % 4 skiingBase of Kanji 17 [Radicals (10)] (97) @ # FO #53 (C74) aroad am Ab Bah (Lae F7) the roadway i iH (J) a road ~2 ae 38 ae iB (98) # & vo AH (')¥ 7) running as fast as possible BN ISLS HB (447%) arumer HS (14H) run — Fe FE (99) #2 @ + standing up dl B&S BOSH beginning the construction ot get up oy happen ie = wake up HE EZ [Ee (100) Bar-s7 ‘2 <<) a foreign country a Pat (WA % ¢) the South Pole (At A) the south FURL (Ante Ao tt) southern windsm)Reading Practice 17 bic ee ET, <2 Ova eis 2S re a r) (a5 TAT TWO HD. Ph hay 7 RV EF : maa ve dal bE ( 1. PEO AD 8. xo Xd 9. bELO B 10. st ) i is dtr ) Il. FAW 77 12 = BAA se. t OG ies De D 13, wR 4. 8 a 3 I. RMT YT * | «2 % 3 4 asphalt a truck a marathon a tableWriting Practice 17 & wv BO =o | | +o O “WELK. he beLI 2h ¢ [Jae (|: L#lhe fe Kl lo 7 Bei <<¢ BB cr 6. it HY tH. ts Wie MS game JL, 8. #f jel jus syne | et. 9. is [ tt. [_te lL er Ia ose, oe rT Je, ve +. % kilometrePART II Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO IKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 1 (103) Ht ry MR (tL %wF) research a (es) mC (OC) whet Biers EE (104) 18 @ Yay BHE (It. Le 9) training BM B28, ESES ssw (LF) repair WE (Y5ba7) compulsory NES ry lh 18% ($29) follow, acquire = Bie FA A AE (105) ky Fe (AK Le 4) last week a se ZEA (LAF) tast month HH (4A) a teacher 7 [|e AH (NYE) anid JE 7 im Fala 106) FB ti. va SP (ATC 4H) a student all ‘ae cee CS (EN) tite, tiving ABARTH) GE —B (115445) whole life oe es Ar KAS (4%) long life BITTE (OUTIE4) flower arrangement B zE EMS (F EMD) de dorn (107) & & 7y 8& (TAA) telephone a BET (CADITKS telephone num ber 3 )-B ae ER (CAL) atrain on EP (TALK) a pocket calculator FE, ae HE (LOTA) generation of electricity (108) 8 4.7 FUR (RAV) gas am BR air RA weather ae | |e EA (TA®) ctectricity HEA (IFLA) high-spirited = % x al A x KOH (VOIt) heat of fireReading Practice 1 1. Self-introduction (1) 1LUELTe brLIL AY EO PACH. H+ NRT. RRERO MBA. EM Dv es—7-t to Cjt LSS. 2. Self-introduction (2) Bxk, Blahj OXVET. bELIL BM TH. AV—T—-O BRBO HET te YE EBL 3. Self-introduction (3) Ejeet s (OC brit WR CH. FH UARCT. RR REO Ba ce. Ei ER TT. roe ts U4 % | Tokyo Electronics (company's name) % 2 3A Corporation (company’s name) % 3. University of TokyoWriting Practice 1 1. Introduction (1) beLit | | jo syed. BL ltt au eee, pa." Jo [EV bee, Sf dia sLeTH. oe ae 4. 2. Introduction be bD Cu [1 “lehtte [| |e. Re | Ro #[ es. uh ea "T Jet: ba | |o eC [Jeers zy-z-0[ | Bo kan 3% Yokohama Electronics (company’s name)Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 2 (109) Be Ps a all z ee B= |B2| Be We} (< LU) nine o'clock HR (COL) time wR (CL < Ut 7) atimetadle PRR (USS) a period, an age rep} (CUE) sometimes wagst (LIT) a clock (110 8 a TA (443, 465 atH (Ut\\*L) calculation st (I14><) a plan Sat (SITs) the total > ~ i= MEH (BAC) a thermometer = . 4B (\k4%) measure et i HS (450%) management (1) & 8 BIZS (L444) actass reunion all HE (L€4) a train window % (£C) awindow pe ||| BHOR (EEWFR) a windowpane 2 tot Bo (£06) a window wS 7 INS TP ALR (112) fi (LebL) page space BM a2 FARK (£5 .L) a form aRBR (LASAL) newspaper §& (4-2) paper A Ro FH (TAL) a letter iY lp. lpRe, AR#K (5 ') 45%) the art of folding paper into J K various figures (113) #8 % (142) a box SH (HFIL=) an empty box EBA (27 X1LC) a jewel pox 4] Deh or ee es! FAR (lL 04a) Hakone (a mountain in Japan) B | Aobe | tote | tok I # FB (114) fT (4) RA (¥ 4») geometry M wi, Bh fel (WIS. A) what fI4 (fA) how old ? 1A (4X14) how many people PTH (te FU ASA) what time feERA (te A LL) how many hoursReading Practice 2 1. Conversation between Mr. Kato and Mr. Ali ea naj : wy) aes ope “WMA TUNE Po. CAML ARIA) A Gaie pa!) a eG toi FY) # 2 Hoje LO BHIL EMOTIO. Mae EO) Bt tt Cai, 297 6 dilate a, oes ts ID RE ALKOTIM. 120 HO Blt, HCH. [En ECT, oO Mit 7-Y vey T et, THFVENTILAYERYUTO HO RTH. 2.In a Classroom LHlt ATH. TD ARO Kyi O KTH. Chit BRO RCH. RE ML MO RTH. cHlt RO PITCH. CHCIM. CnIt BT. Chi We The Chit HME EMO oT. Z9CH. CHIL HCH. BRO Atle HY 4 tthe eh BO wt. 3% a bougainvilleaWriting Practice 2 1. Message Card AHL Seles Boe BMI 7 = Is Ue Cmlt FeV evn DKITVATH. pDILOD SLEY bh TT. ZL = ZNAGAE ove 2.In a Classroom oh. rong: taut [| |ere. ry:f jer | [tte Pes noi: cat Us a can iN ~ oe aq so Sy Tale a DYAPARH FC i b PYRTRIFVEY htt. % | anecklace %2 apresent 3 Merry Christmas %4 Christmas 3% 5 a cardKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 3 (115) @ va :
BH A(EASH) by any trance Are P| Fa teen) conto Bee (ILAO5) all-roundaX At tk ‘i iReading Practice 3 1. My Office at) bY RORFHCH. bHIt REHELTT. b (t le re R Lo ##It bo ENO & TH. o* Rl UARFYE RBH. Ellt ETH EUN-9-lt BHOTH. eclt de he Coy 2 alt REE "RO AUTH. ‘MIL SICH. TY Ua I — PMO KIA C BHtH. CLlt HALO BETH. bLO MIL HELTH. NBL DELO BO BBRTT. B LIL ETH-FY TH. 2.An Elevator Uma led SELEY BI ARH 3A Map of Japan cnt Bao = Be So 0 wats. <2 it AWet. Colt WIN eH. Cott wes. c lit te EF % | Ote-machi 2 building 3 a restaurant % 4 an elevator £9 the head office 3% 6 a beer garden 7 a scale of 1 : 2,000,000Writing Practice 3 1. At the Training Centre’s Reception Desk ald 2v9—n | | |tt. De-ld HEITH. dia Ct. | I D : renal vity| je y-yeboev ett. bro | | | shat BS ated it | MD ITF. Slt FAXLO | | [tt gash | jt tv Ct. Lje eer Le Beh [er CH. IFEAURE | [| [ |e 2. Expenditure aes eer eo “| lera-ev:e-4 ( pL LIL. mi aezma[T Ll Lid Taaaeen % | basement % 2 table tennis % 3 a social lounge 4 Delhi 35 Hindu Electronics (company’s name) 3% 6 a supermarket 3% 7 beerKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO I 4 (121) @ ay, (#y) Si (2 LF) this week all ws A (IAFF) this month SB (IAC) the next time "HSS (23404) “Kokinshu” ( ZX J |INIX anthology of Japanese classic ets at loth /» century) % (v\£) now 7 FF | *AB (E45) today (122) 72.747 7.7 ype (LAY) analysis Bl HUGS. bPHS. By (Uv oneself DPS. HPD I> (4d. ) how many minutes oN y NX > BRG|S (ISU) at five percent discount — BIFS (bitZ) divide 7 3 Bt S (tS) understand (123) #] F497 HR (B47 t <) breakfast Bl be ATI (4 £ FAL) the morning edition “FRA (47647) early morning ee le #1 (4%) morning . PADILA (HY TILA) breakfast aA aH a] aA GAA (EHX) every morning (124) & & Fa7 AR (B74 ¢) lunch al US BR (\\5 bw 7%) a whole day and night ay H&E (U4) _ the daytime BrdK (VSC1LL) lunch BAA (US°THA) a lunch hour BH (UZ) anap (125) Bf. aH} (ILL) evening a AML (ZLIEL) this evening MOEA (IEA CILLA) dinner H |B” ae PAB (At F1LAL) tomorrow evening Hse. tot SABE (dH XIEA) morning and evening Be |B (BS BEAR (EAL AAA) late in life (126) 37 PRE (£5U) aday of the week al MBE (te LL40) what day BWA (IL5 £50) Sunday F eyReading Practice 4 1. The Schedule (1) brit HOSOI AES. DALI HH BED bo wet BR LET. BR Kalt Po wD a 4 pet TH. BAU RO - OD by ETCH obALIL Be +o mB key, ep ee oY Ra ee. Tl Bok aL EO 2.The Schedule (2) SH belt Ame ney & we ose set. GH ‘nm a seek. Salt RE ATH. b * Lit & me Ic BST. BL AO HF lah ic sath lA 2B Att Ow 4 eA’ Into b Meet, KEI, 23 every weekWriting Practice 4 1. Diary (1) Le brELIE Fe [| TI kt i LEK. “Lf jms CCH. Balt l ¥eoce.( |f | | | | |ese bie lit PELL [ |e #et [ic [Jain [| [| Ja an 2. Diary (2) [j@ rrcal | | jos [ | | jee es tire | | | |[ weeetcn #8 [1 “Paar ie COT e ee rT [Jo DCCL LET): 38 Ue POL ‘ede Hic XUKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO I 5 4 (127) 47 8 29, ¥3% M O<. oh. Boe 3 Bae i lf z= Te VW ire PRAT (') £27) travels SMT (¥LK074) a bank TTF (¥ 494) a procession, a queue 47K (04) go ATK HR (DC FA) the future i177 (BL44) do 35; 2 Pose BB Be (128) a4 %&B (5155) coming to Japan BN 3. 2B. FKL RA (Gv) next month (FEB. FAD) RR (HV) the future -—lsl=a HS (LB) come X k HRtvy (LAV) don't come ES # Ea RETF (EF) come (129) it + BE (X 2 <) returning to one’s country BM 23. OAT ve (%4<) going home Bm (So %) areturn 2 hy |? ae (Se) eaalgie £0 back 1 VP VA ae YF (PAT) send back (130) 33 & Yay 497) (Ut 7 &%») in the grounds, in the al it hall §eB35 (Ko7 LU S74) acar park Dy (27UL7) a factory apr (EL +) a place TaD (ss Blt) a market Tk (UAIL) a public square (131) 38 Bvav all sal nl Al FM (Ath LI) last week 4 (IAL 74) this week RH (b+ Lw 7) next week i (£6.L 9) every week AM (5 Le im L) a week “Fal 3a] 38) WR (LO4E>) aweekend (132) BAY 19923 (199244.) 1992 Mm el SEY (HALAL) an age HF (4A) last year a HE (GL) next year ae — # (CU) anage vo |) *>5F (2 CL) this yearReading Practice 5 1. Travelling brit # BM HATHA LALA. Rae Ra N\WRELA. OB AMAL SBE Hh REt. PM CONG TECK. RA REC aw iP adt. 2.Mr. Yamamoto’s Birthday WASLO He alt FAA Att RHO B Watt, RMD AH A Rr LALO 5 BN ft at. 3. Introductions bELIL TY EO HIE TH. OR A RIT TARA RELAD RH BN HUET. YX Alt PHO PE TH ZF BC RALELA. oe a Aic RB Ltt.Writing Practice 5 1. Bank Clerks’ Life brid a ]iter. pa [Je ho at. Bor itl lo B a[ Jeet ae ” a i soba Gao. | | Weve bee 5B | are e. hte Jscie TABS Juan so5 4 fageye itsb nM Hid I RY ELK. c “le kt 7 7 y—t [yar 2.At the Bus Terminal CoM AZ EFNTH. LO “Alt i sa¢.[ ] lac ‘ltt. 20 -<2it #[ ]xe | lsat. ml lac | jet. bALIA S| || a3 as ut “Lo Pac a. % | a bank clerk % 2 work % 3 a terminalKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 6 RHE (L 4 ¢U) ameal ®F (LEC LI) acanteen, a restaurant RH (LL < UW) tood expenses Ea PR (DILEK) dinner I (44) eat eS RAZ (ANZ) eat a KE (CCL 4) reading al WH (CK LY) areader BA (LC1EL) Da written work @a text- GS (85) (444 TA) read RAW (LEED) a punctuation mark reading matter RLF (LAC) visiting all BAM (I4A.5°O) sightseeing BIL (FAL) an opinion ] SZ (%S) look, watch, see RAD (AAS) be seen BUS (AS) show RA (COs 4) real ability BR (UaIth) an experiment BR (UU) a fact RR (CE) fruit AOR (XNA) anut RLS (LOZ) bear fruit, achieve FU (AS< LF) learning WB (4X LF) practice TB (£7) preparation WH (S$ La 7) review RB (C7) training Bi (%#574) be taught BH (EHX) every morning @B (EVICB) every day iH (EL 7) every week @A (E\.O%) every month GH (ESSE) every year RED (E040) every timeReading Practice 6 1.A Note to Ms. Kobayashi Dh HEAL BB 5 LAK RET RELEELD. HELO ASI ZB IC Abu at. 2. My Everyday Life bet WI RAST SM MME RAT. Ga RMD OM EC DY ea—9—t BB Let. tH — HL Se ET B KEE B Oat. @O FOr POE Let. HEL BH eee RELET. RMD SUC IYes-I-t KBLEF. 3. My Birthday Cake BO +E AIL DELO BE ATH. DELL ae Ba Bi KO RO 7-4e Boat. % cakeWriting Practice 6 1.An Answer to Mr. Yamada e2 [ lee : Sec ats Wobek [ Jeecss. ah SEIS Dm DE- t[ dled. Hoh vy re RY He : Vole BRST ome | FULD. [_}: 2.A Student's Diary TX bALIL Hic | |aeLA. ie ES ee ~ [_]eacn. [] jeo[ | | lat ke Cosece. aceve [ixere.[ | joo [| ec[ fhe var. [| lm (“Lee by Rye ai Lalit. this bt E-We le 2 et tla.[ | joo | lace. Cl barca Ant | |wlet.Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 7 (139) R 7 SOR (SATO) — parents Bl 5% WX (43) a grandfather a & (66) a tather 2 [2 slay HBREL (BEIXK) ata 2» 2 BRIA (HEFXA) a father A Ae (140) SK EI (E2 ¢) one’s country BM (als HR (1724) alma mater #4 (Z(f) a grandmother LIQ|Q RF (SA) parents Et @ (ldlt) a mother Ale oe. bet) amma (141) of B® (Y) uke (LEC) sisters Mba th (4a) a big sister EBMIA (EMAL) abig sister ups Kk (142) #k (V4) HRA (LEW LL) twin cities (cities BM eae which have relations in order to keep friend. ships between them) HR (KE 7 C) a little sister PRES ($F LH EO) affectionate wy one's sister F# (LT) children WF (¥ 4405) brother and sister # (bC FL) alittle brother a forcign language Japanese a language a word a combination of kanji, an idiom sbS (7%) tellReading Practice 7 1. My Family brLIL BRO RBO RETH. Rit BHC to Blt NERO RA TH. re FRE sat. RIL AYE cH. Hi eH cr, 2.Mr. Narong and I LO Alt FOYAL CH. FOYALIL RR T ys Et. FOYELO BMALE REC eet. + OYSAlt BM BXRALCBBALI BBE DH WET. FOYELO BBB ITH. HAL \ o lb FOveA 94BE WEF, BH He “tak REG. FOYRAI RE DN RET RE bet 94S PRET. FLAK BREE HA ae %* | a high school 3% 2 an office worker % 3a primary school 3&4 a university student 5 a junior high school student % 6 one’s mother tongue > 7 memorizeWriting Practice 7 1.My Pen fricnd in Shanghai PvE ERO Cer Elba Biko >| | ie HCH. bALIE L |_| 72 thir [Je tbe Bt. 773A | |e #844. bre PY thle ee ‘le Beet. DAL (a ‘lel [ je #eae.[ [ ]erca 7 SM Ne L520 = HIFELH. 2.A Letter to Ms. Mra FES ICS |BHTEI Ts a7, “20 [| Jo reves [| YO e-9— wer ae = es is Cie | L ] peut Blt il A [ Je tone LM. £3 AD ef laslAm® bALIT t 4 [ Jeter. a sweaterKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 8 (145) GH 7, (Ex) GK (lL ¢ 65) a white coat BM LZ. Lb. LA gre (251 <) red and white G (L4) white 4 GE (LAIEL) Da white dot @a victory 9 c A mark Ala Gs (LAO) white (146) 2 & 27 FAR (I <1LL) a blackboard Bl C4. Aus (<4) black BH (CAEL) Wa black dot @a defeat vie |e mark } %F (<4) (be in) the black TVNN Se #B Bs (< 4s) black (147) fet A+ (At 8 Uw 7 UC) the Red Cross Babb ba. BH Gwe (ERG) the equator 5O. bPSOE (HA) red ae ele HEL (bPbeL) ababy ah AR (DAVY) red Slat aK HOS (HAS) dlush aS ae ee FIA (th0F) bronze BM db. HKU WE (th4aL) a youth HH (LL) youth = oe | gt | es # (Hb) blue A fees ees ice BH (HEV) blue LA (149) & 39 He (54924) ahigh school Baw. ho. RO ak (244% <) anigh speed EB. ADDS Be (AAO) high a lyin ree ae WBE (SoH) arise in cost of living Ee GES (1: E4) rise Te) Ymaim BOS (1:2O4H) raise =p) EE =r Uae Hx (HALA) peace of mind Mm ete RE (HAL) safety _ Reith (4) a low price wT Jes BV. (PF) cheapsor ‘pe XKReading Practice 8 A Car Showroom Lilt BHO Ys—N-LTtF. LO HM BIL TIYZO RTT, HB ETD Cie UB CTA AMAL BUCH. LO KW BIL TLIYND BCH. A-TYN-CF. ARIVTH BHPAATHOCHE BCEOTH 2660 Avot ako RH. FL ROTH A bE) BKROTH. 5B HELO BW #lt DALOTH. Os Bw ot HH, E Ott. HEY SHUT SY EHL. bkLUit (OD va--At EW HE Rost, ZLT SO bELO RE Hie HET. % | ashowroom 2 France 3 an open carWriting Practice 8 1. Food ak TL Jo [|i BuLETttasy [ foc. prio [ jo Cte [Jott ELT BEL OTH. HELO [Js [ jaten. 2. Shoes BX KA CH ele lt vs He ue Part Iwi LOT Fo WEYF TTF. be WsiC yee | vs tld ik LO [ se LOT. BEevttH. &TE | “lsutt. 3.A Present | ltt pALo wel let. XL Fo FieifGne Vidi LEIS kt File. <5 | JO mie BHvElro bk Ula ed le Tac f jé teva tf jo [ do a vt lo 3 xF)-2 TH. CAPS |? Le AEF. Th Le | acentimetre 2 a mysteryKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO I 9 (151) ® B ay BAR (PLbOUTA) a dictionary of ir 4) PAN all kanji explained in Japanese RK (4A SA) Chinese classics Nae : : — RAR (LAE F © 4) a Chinese herbal ied medicine wR eee EMR (HOFHL) aman of justice (152) "FB a letter Mm (é*) (AU) kanji a letter poe el lee (UTA) a dictionary of kanji a village section rele |e S Pre 153) k& B 7 8 (244) a national anthem al 34. 949 aks] (4°) the words of a song, the lyrics HF (tL) a singer = |= lar 49% (*:44>) a traditional Japanese poetry of a iL thirty-one syllables % (74) asong AA Fla #5 (F445) sing (154) RW WP, 77 (BALAK) music M LOL. AOLE (985%) a musical instrument easy 7a @ i |e # Lv.) pleasant vin | KRLL (AMLL) enjoy FI [78 [28] 288 . ZR (155) oR by, SASK (% 75) the head MBA. (@L6) ae (500505) acow SRL (FU £7) above the nead — 3 iF a HA (HAL) ahead 3B — ANF (HLSEU) the initials \ |B” [98 A (156) 24 BRT BR (HAD) heat all ou PRE RIVE — (MOLAHIV¥—) heat ener- ey woe. (4-417) heating je (415 KV) the tropics BH (hse boiling water BLY (42%) hotar 0 ™Reading Practice 9 1. Japanese Songs AD} BHD KO CDE HELA. 5A BET BR ELLS ( i KA LL DOU ELD LOF4—* KOAL ® MOTHS, DELIL BRO RA KATH 2 . Diseases DAL Hb Has Boot. ‘RFR BAUELADS. RLELK. BFL OOTCH. RA BU EELDD. FR SH \ REFS 3. Studying Japanese beLit Bt PL BRBEBBLELAM ® ee SRM keh tl. D MEV IR-T FL ULMRE DOU BRBEBELET. 4VI-D ‘ae Set LOCH, & a 5 Mae BUR MHVETHD. HEY KCL HV FHL.Writing Practice 9 1. Studying Japanese peceoia[ | IL] | le #e cas. Tt Peat. (| jit Loca BEL goede [ | lef jusf] jel joaca. brit | | lo Miwa [| lect. 2 .Our Hobbies Tia CL oP leean | ake T le4. pecs [ | jel lacees. [ | | do th see jae l ] | je car. ete dus Cres belo 360 [ ethm, 3. Diseases brLIL 4050 | | bbe Het. [ |e Pu suas. ux | pC Re tyuar ED) Be % AET. adKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOT 10 (157) 77 PE (ACCA) a student BI gad 2B ( Pe HAP (@A°4) science 7a DE (105464) entrance into a school 5 naa a 5 (£425) learn (158) & B77 Bek (L7G 44) a principal alll RE (29 -T) a schoolyard FR (455279) aschool BHR (Lm >lXL 27) the school one 3x lL a a went to SO DRG ye FH (LU'S 3) a cram senoot PSAP BR BME (ELELB 525) acollege = = it (F419) turning right B28 tex (SDF) right and left % (A) right DIF x %F (A¥T) right hand Aa LE (160) 7h A4, (7) JBL (AS €) a foreign country all £e. (EAT H. ohae (IT'D) — surgery IFN} Te (4E) outside 2 \y \R EO (LOA) the others A Ht (LFF) take off a Wh ANZ (FHS) come off (161) WT & ty WH (4F 4 5) in front and behind, before a 42 and after RMA (LE< UALS <2) before and atter a meal 5 See 48 (TEL) the morning =~ 0 (ER) the front A } SSeS WRT (4% £2) _ in front of the station HA’ IBY EM (ZLALER) three years ago (162) & # F397 4% (TZ) the afternoon B65. 9B. HE. aM (5512) one’s junior (Bind) ILE (MHC) tater K&S (4%) the back &RT (HET) later —AkM (OX OS6 CH) a month late by they syTS6 ‘ye x =tp 48 IhReading Practice 10 1.Family Photographs LHlt DELO REO FRC. HC RYELK. DELO Blt RATT. FUE KAO Sl +. 98, “Ret. bro #4 we ‘eed to kt ERT. 2.A Field Trip ERO WI KAW RHO BA BYE. DH WO EO FRA REL. pe £ a Rann MBO gee LET. REO RACRRE ECMO KEM H ee RET. eel pe ott Bocce. BBO RETA tt. % allWriting Practice 10 1. School prio s6o#icl | | el | aye Je “TT lt FEL s4 OAK deere “TIt PL LIe LL le LL le 8 ee +. at-ve vat. [ | |e jouce [ lxas. act 4[ ||| jes aaa | juar. auro| | | (Bia cacie. 2. My House Lhlt bALO Bo | |e. RO ae [ae SRI-ZFNA HYET. x NAg-stO | lic HbR, a HY ET [lic kee 2-H bY ET. HALO [_ lt be LD A-N—-D HTT. % a hotelKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 11 (163) #& & + R (U24%) aplane am (ltrs) ~#BK (\> &) one (when counting planes, etc.) ] ao RE A ERE 3 Xu SBE EE (164) Rh 4 HR (XA) a machine all HRA (S45) mechanization AR te ie TR Ta i (165) & #4 WE (#4°e 4) an answer Bl fb. tht SB (ioe) “ence _ SZ (#64) turn leis ty (£64) turn fe] Pele (166) B 94, 94 & (#6>) a stand all GP (FSO) akitchen —6 (\°B #45) one (when counting machines, 2/4/4 ete.) ZA \ HG (SAW) a stage Diéis GA (4209569) a typhoon (167) #%& 74 —4& (\.6 £6) one (when counting paper, all etc.) Be AT AK (168) BB Fy, +7 Be (fC £) man and woman BE BYES BHF (EAL) mate Ei EA (h49%XK) a first-born son Y fivayie BOA (BEIOVL) aman | | Be Fi 5Ai Fit uy AXReading Practice 11 1.Lunch Break 4a ae tT. ahelt REC BOULE RXET. EMD KO AtbIt DBO We NL—K—E Lit, BO ALS HE LEG. DAL BO Ne bHY ERLE. WALI Bod To BLLAVTH. — HET HAET. BRA B Mit DYEtLOS, TBO wit Beet. Hot, SLT EH. 2. Shopping Fe EBA FSELA. BMRB BM WFe ) ( +B OMe te BBR WOELKS 3. Television BEHK KAY FLEM — & HY ET bre Lit @ Be — EM FLEE Rete FLET BRBE BRET. KOAK BE LOCHAS BELSUTH. % | Japanese chess % 2 aruleWriting Practice 11 1. My Office priol[ | lt RL | ier. Tote Leal eevee, nee Z aR “yi float. Is ty dit FLSLEU CH. ‘Just. | Jee CPT CT 2. Homework Bs bee ee ow [| AL Ald ite a at. anTzele ig tas x i D BRT» eo bbe Lh DALI “jo % wef] le [ laces ke aay [lee th lg HY EEL, ERO Zot MovebO| | ia G to [a OTH. % a themeKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 12 as sey SR (FL) a snowfield Bl ms HB (LAt-2) tresn snow & (D*) snow | ae AE (BEDE) heavy snow SIS (170) KR & Fy RR (CL) weather BUSS. (28) RE (CASK) heaven ROM (4 £EONA4>) the Milky Way Ae (171) aH BX (*F74) a large number %\. (BB) many 42 7 |27|F Y FBR ro | PM (496 £9) early morning BM IOUS. By (ta) early [PHS EC (lb <) early, quick, fast i, | Ne Bos (lt 462° It) a tongue twister BEA (1444S) de hasty SSS PHS (2PHS) quicken oe Fy BR (ALEC) anexcursion a) eB 3A (AAKALF) a cistant place = BY (CBO) far a eS M4 (664) far R =r De DL (174) & Fy iP (AU) a neighbourhood en ee BIE (AA ALF) perspective BANS (BANS) near a ft 4 (B4A4) nearem ® AR wlReading Practice 12 1. An Excursion PAIL RR TL RED RC BARN REL ho HARld BOTTA. MR SAT HAELA RAIL AOAL LdohCHO NAD BOG LW EMELA ENUTL A. BIMO MCC BR CIt KERNEL BRE ROXK BY ELA ENDS FOYELE ROT RL ET TAELA BE Hobe ay ha RR oACH. REIS SR VELA. SRO HT EFFE BELA NIATC ROVE. FOVALIE BRO HHS ‘LF. Salt CTE BLY - BCL 2. A Snowy Day Aalt Mob FLA br Lit BT AL ERE BYELAL Bib AVAL Bhp ohkett. br Lit RT RO I-L-ERAELAL % | Hakone 2 Lake Ashino 3 3. a boat %4 ayacht 35 KaraokeWriting Practice 12 A Letter REDDOT B LIRA ua 2 BTXE EoD BE OKO Sh, BEA, wa lero o| | bALIL BO aeL |e vet. DBAS LE Ws Le [Je L A. tii ME [Joe th + soaa[ |erao [| la ete [ | | a4—[ jit Bo [jal joct. anu 24-0 eee bE BAALIC Ae Vay a [Je CTE HOTTA, EDID RK BRELE []) going out a TS. KS wi (DL >) export hE (La slf>2) astart ] ae a YZ (TS) go our tp | — | BAITS (TAITS) go out web Hit (454) take out (180) XN # =a7 X#F (15 448) entrance into a school BB. HS. lh we (IZ FNL) hospitalization ’ AD (0°) CB) an entrance AMS (14S) put AD ((L6S) enter BXY (TILE!) going in and outHy | 4] *Y 48)Reading Practice 13 1.A Message for Mr. Tanaka BP XL, TYCH. BLA THO DELILE SLA bYI-E WEF. BRO EB AVAL B LOS BCH. VOLE UZUS RA BUI REL tM. MAIL BOTTA DALIL RRO wy ge 4g SCH. THDS, BXLO WHE BOLDSECH. VBOB HYMEF CMOS LOMO Skt Wey Rist mi Wit FR = EIS. WEL ET. bLATHO. RET AURUTH ry) 2. Diary (CD art () ( ( DHULE RC 5a, WBS Be KIC TELA. HBO NOC FFXLI BOELK. FHSLE HHLE CLAD bALESH ‘By A ahi Wis Ra Lk.Writing Practice 13 1. Seeing Somebody off Ty edie 305 | |a ~ KAI mee: ue ar Dye lhe br Lia ae [Jur [ ealte RoR [ [ler y YXAIM ACSA BAVUFE “Jat [ Joonee. DELADL. & Tle C1. “Tar vote TyeKm | 1B Is me [ Janet. 2.An Amusement Park “fo. o-sce [JBL RC oe [ Jeacn [] jesute [Jae 0 lil jes. [iD [ goat [ je ayarr. [ [ lo ¥ wf ]t by aLA. bALABIA co BO [Jo Bo varavic [| lytléo tlt [oane |p Wee ac [_ Justa. “TL Je3 [idl Je [la cae ann Bae LAB & Narita Airport “Laonah,Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 14 (181) 12 @ Yaz a +o. +kS ; (eam WW He 1EE (Ciat<) ahouse 1EG (Fh) live fELSS (FES) a house (182) Ar @ va- Ys m xis =e FF PFT et feAf (C7 £) anaddress EP (6 £7 £) agood point sir (AA L £) a bad point Rikrh (<4 Lt) a ward office Ret (tA % mF k) a laboratory PR (CoH) aplace (183) FR Ya aw eS BR rein FR (Lp F5) collecting news material IRS (C4) take RY AG (CWATH) take off FRY IRD (C') 244) handle (184) B74 464% (Lt 7724) invitation fo (£2) wait ME SHUS (EE SbUS) arrange to meet REE (£650) a waiting room T (97279) anexpress + (C54) ahmited express (Sw 7s 7) sudden itness a. my we? ps? | a 2 |7 |B SH (47 %FL%) an ambulance (40) hurry RNR |4 a 2 ¥R (4 ¥8HL) aquick walk (186) ° & as FR (Xm) breath a Ls $3. (4.55) callReading Practice 14 1.The Baby Is Ill £03 GBXLO Rit KECLA RHE eLO BH The MA BHoACH. BRILL KR HE of ELK. D RHeAL MBE OETA DE BG ER CHe INIE ELE MAEL A RB GK AMET. LOoATIA. 2.In the Kitchen TUL, TAEHAS BE ROT CHAO. OUR, ZATIL HV EL. CHIL DTH. TO GCH. t FPL AW NM CH. b. TI, T50 TNTH. HYRLI. LA bert Hot (Hen tt AW WE WUETHD. MT OoLEK RNELLI. 3. Notification of Change of Address ‘Wasi BHR tte. BA K+ ali cb5 A RELAS MLO E lt RRR HEF R [-30-1St. SE BUI RT CHRO. stWriting Practice 14 1.Call for an Ambulance erat. [ lees [ | ier & | le sie re fei te Rree Lévy. | | jld STP ew 1-9 RLeYyay 201. nie BR LET. 2. At a Bank VA ] ” . @[ Jn el |e mac | jeer. Rl \ia oa | Jbonedan, b-LI REO a77be[ | |[ luaca. tame [ [|e a 2) |e $24LA. 2 —] |ebe [jot oer. BL bo [jae ba on Lm #¥e [ |uacrazno, al le ely LELKA.Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI_ 15 (187) @ 44, 839 AZ (DF) famous at SPI (DOL) a visiting card a +4 (U4) ten people ? Te BF (227 U) asurname az Bit (WHA) a name FIZZ ¥PRZ (WGA) hiragan (188) #7 go (ELE) knowledge a LS 0% (5 U) a governor iizo (776) notice me #2% (L%) learn, know KO FF Ge (189) R By FUR (TAL) an angel Bl on AGRA (AW LAA) an embassy HTS (LLITZS) use { a RF (OF) use ie 4 he Ae, (190) F774 MAE (4ST AL) opening the shop BM Ob<. CoS. BAC (UB <) open HS. bMS BAITS (WGIS) become modernized | lf i BAS (h<) open BH BATS (HITS) open PIP) FA (191) FA 44 BABA (005) opening and closing BM EUS. (LES). PAE (A. TL) closing the shop LOS. LES PALS (LUZB) close | |r Wr PAST (CLT) close BF PIS (Lab) close P4 PARA MES (LES) close (192) Ho Yad WA (L&34) fire fighting BM F269 THIGH (Lt FlFF Le) a fire engine WAS (RS) gout spr be WF (144) put out a ora ci paFa rl ElReading Practice 15 1. How to Read Chinese Characters bit BRAD Bee 1st. REO we wit EANKE Baw WLoct. BE SOS RADU HVET. AD BMW OBL BLOCH. brlit PRT RFE Wotoesa, HEY A Xk foU eth, CHL, CUE BBE ROE 4. Salt RSM ALi BRC HME BEL fo 2.Check, Check, and Check Ne we RaL HO TO RS MEL. WS PRo TO EUKT LA. SAE OL ELT TH. FV EC SED RAE RELAC- API RAT to cMhh JHE ET. FLEE MLELA. HAL HLELA. BE MAELA Bat HEELA, xb. HRS *% | hiking 2 gasWriting Practice 15 1. Let’s See a Film DHA iy Beit Ne HEHE. nD tay (TASK) transferring OM 23HB.°343, wae (OTL) revolution LAWS. CAR HE GATAMLS EL EG) a ] driving license & HAS (240%) rll = lFS (L4IFS) rot a #5 (L455) tumble. fall {kU (ALLL 4) practice aig (X A4K) raining RS (424) knead PRicma DAN | PRR (208) 6 Y BAS (ANSL) astart al (4 US, ILLES HER (LILPTAL &) the first train 45% (\LUHS) begin yd iL k y #ES (\LUES) begin Ae AS (209) sk H x4 KK (FLAN) swimming a bi RO (BLO) swim SAX (Ob HL *) the breaststroke pk a a el IN i lit Gi (210) @ va BH (L435) calligraphy _ BM (LED) a document BIE (LCA) a bookshop i [als #8 (UL) a dictionary = = Bi (4) write BA ==h- |= + 7 | EReading Practice 18 Learning to Drive ¥ riled brit >, Awe BAe RO wilt ‘WS a eat Tet RAO FS BE HELA EI. AE Dosh. oe Ke B'e se’ a'o #, ‘ey Roth, KORA aed. HEE WRALTH. WRX LIL BOT PXLO KO ACH. BAEC. RAMO YT # YLT OE LAA OR MDS A Bl ato ee Las, DELL MOB L RWS KRALELTLALLPL, bLAO A BB BO AE VOLE Z—m NORA PATO KEG CELT L BRATHAN K RE BORUTCHOD PEOEHL. RMD, A ALLEY ET. ‘eC 8 eRe Et ROT TCT LYInHl RT, CIDA FR EUCH. % | adriving school 32 aswimming pool 3. a rental carWriting Practice 18 1. Swimming Training bf Lt ~ [laa o | lz 4c Mt ri iieae ig HEL. . bf Ud HB LIC LCWEFS Bd ee bs ue i a o . KOTAIN #Ic sat. 2. My Friend, Mr. Sato thik Ald as Citra | THY gon it. hikeho | ley tv 7—8e, i fers wh Ef, tas] [eras [|e POY ET. HIBS LI, AONK a { jact. 3. My Friend. Mr. Watanabe Ea Lid | P| ena, D D a | |x| Jat. ik a ee $0} > 59 Pyue.! a5 nets x zv[ | Jel joer. Be sain [| fe £ RB LELADE. AVk Cais aia WA boi eet ha va BL PIASKAAL LY I-T l= & AT. tT.Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI_ 19 Qi) B )a7 B® (1) 2581) acharge a Mat (X06) £5) a material (for making something) se iS Se PH (LY £7) material (for work) , ) ri il # MIBH (59 9 C441 24) an entrance ER 5 RL charge (212) 2 & Hi (VAL) a theory all 32th (')D 3) a reason 4682 (Lw94) repair Fi 892 (400) arranging se BIB (ML VIZL) a caretaker FF EP TE ABR (29) cooking =_a eS WE (NLA) study al BM (¥LNL) _ industriousness ay 7” | |b HZ, FR (14) B ta7, (79) FOB (%£95.5) a strong wind Moke, CLES. ype (NL 44) study OLDS. (LOB) pete (25 UE 4) obstinate S217 HB. (9.485) strong agp on LS (CLES) grow stronger 5S 56 FB FB (OL) strongly (215) & B ay SER (LIL) a cold wave Mm st BR (DAA EL AEA) cold front Ry (SG) cold FR aE Bese (216) ow ZY HANES) heating MRR ee Rugat CIC TC ave) (b/2/2t) warm << |H ja” B®” Bho. (LAM) warm HR Eee KES (HALES) get worm He |BF |B BS (hfetahS) warm upReading Practice 19 My Friend, Mr. Lee YH SAid A ATH. ELT hE OHS ae oe og db 249M FLED WWI CAE Rat. ys Ald COMA CARE SOSH Bo Hee LE Lie ee BBO HBO KE REF. VL PEACH 6644 FMW BO OBIEK ba Ho FOVSAIL YEA IAHBE RAELK. HAL it BR wet WAELA. Nox. Ro wu ‘B wo see be ee eat wo BBB DEIOLE Wot RNEF. V-SLO BA BER i, bALABME XLEDN-F4-E LELAS VO EAlt beLABC Vole PR He, BR BEE WEY EUs DELAEBIL RAEN. RLEV LT. Hoty TROELAL. KUPoktte bELE FOVEAlL, RBS Y—XLe RK NIC as Le, % | a programme 2 noodles 3 a farewell partyWriting Practice 19 1. Japanese Cuisine in Japan we 2 ee 0 RxLe RL |e | | Jo mF a rE) ~ SEL ha Avaric DVAF I ‘ iat YR RS EK HVETH DS. a[ je zar [| Wh reed 4 fe aaa 233 Ca ah e| \nACes YET a | | (t Eo TC. BWAL HOT BULDS Ett. br Lit c a “Jett. 2. Everyday Study i R both bALIE ic Lat mee eres rs S| a Jaws | |e LET. | 7 g-3-t [| vat. Oy eA. | n BEAN a & rita a ee es) sk ta in ig wi | el le. | |. | & oe ome e ae. | Jol je | jas. a eae ; = Jef jo] fia.Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 20 at RAB (4° L &) a written application M nes BRL (KL 9) awish WA} (44°45) wish —T Ik BRO (14%) a wich = (218) 4 (974) GR (BLE) tease Mas et (44) lend SELL (HLL) lending AS 44m a SLY (HLS) chartered BRE (219) B® ver 8A (Le <¢.£4) borrowing BL pHS BS (Leash) adebt SEB (Av sb» <) debit and credit HW DA Vie BZ (YS) borrow 4S A i 43a B 7 A (NLL) an answer MAT. HAS Bis (SALA LG) fora reply Rt (HAT) return sR -l lp D5 (YRS (Us 6 YHAS) overturn ZA RRR (221) @ Y 8H (ULL) dictionary BL (PHS) $2 (UTA) aaictionary #S (CAS>) a letter of appointment 2 iF iE WF (Lo CC) congratulations te #98 (ELC) resignation |S |e 8S (PHS) auit (222) BB 7 BE (CLL) amonarch meg ME (IOLA) Mr. Hayashi B(xA) you ez DSReading Practice 20 Diary---Looking for a Place to Rent NCC 2 (gm al CatNinall) CON (uy RBS MAE AT RYGTS. Eb, LHBO MK ay Jy Kp a y geieee 301 REE HYETHIL CHa. SA. MAE AO RB, WEE RI Hote KC 74 BAI MB MRE WHA. tO Mba, 3 re ee Yay, TAH-bULO BPO MRK. MLO SRE H BCHNT RAK. Igbo, ‘TBO RO Vy ave BI Hot. Ow BRL BV PU RB. OBIE ROT Rey He oe YA. SEE WY CG RBE Vola J-b—-E RAK 4 Xo ti) pe 44 LC, RBI HARE RLAS REI 21> LO Fee BROLK. % | an apartment built with concrete 2 first % 3 move 4 helpWriting Practice 20 Diary-+-A Visit to See ‘Sumo’ wk cet iA le Feb jo a | wat—vt.[ | |[ | | eres a on PRS Le BREN tee [|i ah. WOE FLET Deen Ho a RIL DHT Ho a ah * @ gale. or tiko | je | | c ‘JU tee [gb OO AVI, BHO BLO FRI bok. ELM [ Jat Yio ke soe. pera | | bet 18 |- eel ACH, a e[ ur. cl le dil ls Pec [ Jute PRA LIL & n [le jue. NUAWVAE 2 ee [1 eS, to] |o fit ROAL BLLAD OA. tug | |ic| lan. PRE L lo 9 BEB) OLA. | sumo (traditional Japanese wrestling) 2 a tournament 33 Kokugikan (the place where sumo tournaments are held in Tokyo) % 4 abeginning 5 a sumo wrestlerKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 21 ail (223) RH 4 (be) AX 1 d Ea - v 4h ARAE (FOF) a skill aR (2 < ¥) anational sport Fak (C < *¥) special ability BRR (AL ®) a performance READS (4.X8E44<) improve a skill th (224) iit @ Yay al oe Ty th tit (Lp Um) an operation BR (XU >) an art Rie (¥ UML) a technical expert it (48¢ Uw) scholarship SM (FCs) art & (225) 3 i pcps.ccze, oes (S22 CA) accroseroads BUS $88 48 ZOE (S588) company BPR PHF) HX (2524) diplomatic relations |] pe RbS (EUH4}) intersect ZN See RED (£44) mix [75/25 |e RT (HF) exchange (226) B 7 HIT (9525) passing al &bB. CES. A BAF (T74°<) going to school 13 Ri (2974) traffic = HB (685335) one (when counting letters, etc.) HS (L6S) pass 4 FA [3A | Bi (HL5) wo a ee Fo FMB (SNL) inconvenience m *rL0 Pr (NLU) alavatory oe (3 UA) the post, the mail 7 4 { BER (29 449A) airmail B = wie (S.42UX) surface mail { (Be 14) (tL) aletter (228) #] & 4) AI (1) £4) use a 4) #1F (1) L) interest Ald (ZX) profit ea i 1A (SL!) convenient RAFI (248%) be sensible, consider ateReading Practice 21 1. An Announcement ‘Rabe Raact. Exc s Ay Son. £¢ ‘we Lee Bad. Ain. Bede BLELARR BOW AI ALE OoLE REE NEL ES t LT BALE AV EGY SOELA. KR Kas Abo ae TRIB BRA LO EU Ha Ib Eat + HI KR FO Rho Rib Ht Yas ab EY ET RIL ‘pete Ran cenit ewe KoOKY Bot TH BRAD WIN ERO Ay yey ave WOT. we (eee tn ee! Ce) a ae sn Re Rae 2.A Field Trip to a Laboratory 507 Riko ww wat Rone RE Lan RR BL SAT — BP RITL AD BRIE RW A IR AI TTH. aE PC TAD AL y RELIC BOE RAT RL it > BR OY hO PEE UT OSt. B RIL KER WHO BLT OSE BEL % | Japanese Proficiency Test 3% 2 to receive applications 3 orientation 3% 4 date 35 TsukubaWriting Practice 21 1. Studying Japanese i WA. Hes ee Lue tei 9 | Qn a mula i — br ie : Hes ALe = 7 : pear a Db & LEY, Re ke Fs Ue we, o it HL On BELA. HELIE o oO BRI ALT D il ly Awe euc a @ LL x 7 x Ba ho et eye D % LAN. Ale & Cee LAW Vo 2.Impression of Japan A) tee ogose|] iA | (seen. ” }. “wat| |selh. thos, ie Lan ak De fk mr | |#l Je [ jeacn. IE EAS 4 Ke | |g+. SHbb. FLED “a a - abrto| jay vox [ jocs. ce |x it bALO | lo tgaae | leet. nx oe : hes CON tats AD), ~s Vie TKK, 3 passKanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI_ 22 (229) Bove BM 32F. 778 Be (Letty) — sketching FI (724) copy FS (774) ve reflected >) [eS mie (230) RB yy BE (LAU) truth, fact ma 382 (LAY) atruth BE (LA64) a vacuum Si eA FH (Le LA) a photograph Rone ($545) pitch-dark sa | B Cee HoH (LE) specifications _—| att (|£5 L) service {EAB (WHAS) serve AE bt Ee (232) HF WR (CL £4) conditions al ce 4TH (F459) anevent LH (CS construction Hee (UL) an accident SB (LL) amatter fe (LOU) work (233) AR AUR? AP FR (5.<) clothes FAR (L£95+<) clothes Ful (40.3-<) Japanese clothes PRAR (29.54) surrender ARF (3.4¢.£9) taking (234) & Btr7 BM 2B, S83], 9K, a4B wae mk) + (Beit a 4) wearing Be (C76 <) arrival SF (Vos) ne (when counting clothes, etc.) e first runner to arrive %S (¥4) put on w@< (-2<)- arrive HILBITZ (LIZI44B) put onHK eal ARReading Practice 22 1.A Letter RAL ew (ee MA AU ETO. BLK Mido Fexhe BA MY dd. PR Vola RHELACY ‘Bot oat. FHALE VoL EIS UIs Ehbb BB SF 4-C Bh FR HY ET BRO BME ASLO FeFsTVE BELL, GAL FIL EHOTH, CO FRE, HU MeL cH. 2. The Schedule aa Am n'a, x eg ast BACHE UT So ph RAATHO +E Bans SLwe itsarreiw It ROTH Ly UL. FLILM FOELAS bELIL UT BS MRO HVECL, TID LIE Ze y ht EB OeLA. WRAL FEET bm a ea HS AHS REEL. CTE BS tH. She ALI Rost. RAS Li Bw OS Tine Blok FRE ATAUTH. % | akimono > 2 Chima cheogori (Korean women's national costume) % 3 jacketWriting Practice 22 1.A Journal of the Training Trip oe ee we i fine n i] ote (| 4ee a : 7 74 B27 lifes | BE 2 to 2 i ke ih & aot bh x4 WC FG |. ERoke | | | [ART PARK a fee PARAL RRT Lt og ae by 2 a high school studentWriting Practice 23 1. How to Use this Machine to 2 2 Att LEY, orare| hus ve, 20 e[ vat. [steve dre, [ jever. [~ e[ ans 3 a “det Le Zrvt | ah" CHE SO Yb BCE 77 796 [ uae. [ sure ves [laste [Je one cHee. Slav WRIVE He, an Jee. [] L| x 2.A Trip to Osaka ” [ ier bait i tem | ise te. | iE |e je sac, RE[ lo zaarc aL * Thy, th Pr #e [jouw | JRL Jo |e jxaca. It <3 [ |#uacan. $4] |p ioral es a 2 5 e Rac, wATI | vad. preva | lor #| |i <3 xml Ji [ JealA. br as 7 = cia || aa FO RFA (Js a 4 Ses, [ - £D€ KFNO < HTWE LA TE = 7 =e Fei a & Lt5, Biase [| | 7 ask someone to keep, ask someone to take charge of % 8 okonomiyaki (a Japanese pancake with meat and vegetables in it)Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISO I 24 (2a) RB Ty # (HA) an idea a FI (HAV) unexpectedly SR (LAA) an answer paper = Te Be AR | Be BE (242) A +4 PBB (4039) the inside mo4% AS (465) content HIP (<< 4%) in the country, domestic aS SQ (44 %0.%) within the year mY RA (Hw) a wife } A KN (BLAU) guidance & (243) eee 3% (6 4%) investigation BE LENS. (CED ame (4 45 tt>) regulation 3, CLDRD) HF (£7) condition WANS (LEN4) study 934 (© CO4F) be ready WAS (CUMAS) prepare BEA (+h) explanation BR (At) explanation #tak (Ltt) a leading article “a (Lt 7+t2) fiction Bi< (<<) prevail upon..., preach, explain Map (4% £4X) Kyoto (a city in Japan) Hm (C4444) Tokyo (a city in Japan) LR (Uo £49444) coming up to Tokyo Ri ((T\\AL) the Tokyo-Yokohama area mR (Flt £& LA) the Kyoto-Osaka -Kobe arca EAR (SAMa1t') a triangle BPA. PhS HACEH (FL XUIT0) the present form Zi (F095 L) an adjective AF) adoll FH (TAK) abil A? FZ, F2 (6) formReading Practice 24 1.The Birthday Party ‘go (ae Bit TO-F Xho BB ATLA. HALO GBT N-F4-E LELAL ALU OSU SH RE wh LT bb08 LA RARE FETT CMELAS ME BOL He BELAY BO T-FE Hot (HELE. OF 4-O LX, HOYAAlL BEAM HK BY ELA. F OY XA IO BRE CTE ROL BOPLAMG. HK Lit 7-3-€ WELT BELA. 7-9-t WHLT HUAL.FOYALIL EO MEA LK HN ELALELT. yHkEKCXL RXNELKS 2.A Field Trip to a Factory cow see go eee ceo Re EEL he FRI ERBO ELC. BWR KRADSKCH. DK LABIA NM ALIC BRE BALT EH0EL A vb MN Shit MAO Ty he WELT EF aE WEL TBO WBE RAL HELA “ WS CX, BRO AD BAPITE (NEL % | amarket %2 nextWriting Practice 24 1. Ms. Kimura SE ~ + r rH tbe Bo ic wie La | [At Et. RHEL It Ic ba LL Ae RH SLA | ]A a GD) ipo acy & salt alate tw nc Se luv aitett. ene [ | le bie he RASA UTE £3oUEL Ae ZLt below | ois ean EB (MELKe 2.My Teachers eee peg te el oe BA a ic je [ Ja fla Maren pete ore lybrem T b5oT OST. HK o# |i o 6 og. (TO) Bhat BEA [Bao Bu ie "5 i, i at eh oo we € AT ELL o $[ lis | wares 7 wD EIS can Tas a x) |er. [ L RB) BO [= ue AT * aT ae bOvELK. BR DBR HY ELK D RRO £ Ue £6 co). Bi oot) OILT OM ELK % 2 a dialect be glad 3% 5 Soseki a difference a question % | KA 6 3 a region i Natsume (a emus Japanese novelist)Kanji in SHIN NIHONGO NO KISOI 25 (247) BH 4. wee (60%) a century at HH) CHITA) the world = WN (4t7E0%) a generation —|++- | +++ Wat (4LA.>) household 4+ tht (Lp tt) success in life et WOR (LNA) the world (248) RB 04 WR (LA) the world al SEAR (% 49H.) a boundary = PRIR (IFA a) a limit 7) | HGR (Lp 7m) the fashionable | world 5 MRR (249) A 7 Bikey (CATS) concrete a MA (056) a tool RR (#¢) furniture B B|\B | B BA (46) an implement as ee FA |B (250) 7 77, 7 HM (FL %) high-spirited all tt TLE ((7A Lp) the head ot state HLF (IFA 24) the name of an era — FLA (4K) New Year's Day eo Pi FH (4A 4:4) the morning of New Year's = Day Au, An FLOM (bE OHS) the former seat (51) 4 & 397 #& (2954) anidea a TAMAS RF (LO74) thought BRD (WAMAS) think AT (4524) continuation 2B (MAL) continuity Bw (SA <) continuous service #X (99<) goon M* (F%) a continuation BITS (DItS) goonty) ee) ok) ik] fart fae 2 oa $B) mk) bR) ORR) Oe a Ko m{ J skp 42 Re fo) REAR i [ee okt [RT el he 4 [ee] (mk) ik) Ae) ORS ee ok Roe)Reading Practice 25 1. The New Year in Japan BEA Fo utett+. ARAL REA EF ERLT BEBH BY BEBE RXAY, POACIY EOLYUC WAEY Let. —A-Blt TAT LHe ‘e' BO WC. RE wok, HAN mei ch a Et. KO Alt BE BC wHITET. 2.1'm Ill in Bed Bh BRA CHE bELIL SA K WE KAEL ke A RIt DELO BLY Pot ROTH S, HEE VEELA ALI VOL RET BLALE RAS, MRF LE RITE WT OET. KITE RSL, fobe \ ebe Has ces teatro. th. Salt Pee KCL. BO BRO KALI OR PotD, RS B's DUT CHEM YE EOELA. HALIL E-I—¥ DUE Lhe THO, MRL ETE MHUTH LITE HH bee Bost, BAK tokb, KR ME MUETH y bh. SR LEV CEA, Tel), 3K | the New Year 3 2. osechi (special New Year's food) 3 3. rice cake % 4 a game of karuta (Japanese playing cards) % 5 kite-1 ee %® 6 ha- tsumode (visiting a shrine or a temple on New Year's Day) % 7 a drama % 8 before longWriting Practice 25 My Dream br Lit 2 (baw, tl hice t. prio] jo el Be |e extents ogrrive| ire b LAY 0 bh ohte tt. bra | juseerve| lakn. Ai xLO ve 2 ow » Be ED e( jax [ joa. bELO id, Joro. [Jos LE (HET. aon “|Ree oe 2, 4-2 KOUTA [Jeeves. sate |. ap [| eet. RIS trot ey we bot Bor | joes HAE 5. | lee 24 et. brLIE Bic wore. [| | Je[ Joes. = 3 LAG bt ik “|ut. RE [ Jorwe 5 +. % | adesien 2 Australia 33. all over the worldIndex ‘The on reading is anscribed in katakana, and the kun reading in hiragana. The index is written in Japanese alphabetical order (a-i-u-e-o). All the numbers on the left-hand side correspond with numbers given for the Kanji in the text. The numbers on the right-hand side indicate in which year the kanji is studied at primary school (Reference: SHINPAN KANJI-SHIDO NO TEBIKI, Kyoiku shuppan). bn uh 1412 6 bE rl 83 1 bre Rl 40 2 (bk) Re UO} 1 ie) e 1 2 bY So} 83 41 dB e uel (6%) 170) 1 HW F usii ane 26 + 193) 72) an ak 1471 Abt an 4 2 bow an ame 1 HE 27 7193) (2) bet EH ed 2 Te Fey (09) 3 brob oe 147 1 Te # 150 3 BPBHS ae 1471 vy R 1 4 ao BR a7 2 bBS ae 19 1 uw DDBW Gay) tsr 12 “9 Se 2 b* K 71 2 wa R 79 2 bso 37 2 DPF = 106 1 BS oy a7 2 Ves 4 106 1 bS BA g90 3 ug ate lt (2) HWS aA a7) 2 WB ae 06" bus Rf; 490) 3 OE woe Ge 1, HTS — ag i aC RB 15 3 bx F123 2 4 me 25) 1 (6¥) F 162 1 47 —- 81 &L R 88 1 No a 2901 HTK a 178 oo W070 A m1 bthp me 216 6 Wwe a oo bP WG -216 «6 we eS 121 2 SREES AR «216-6 wet7e ie (142) 2 BEADS BR 216 6 OS x 1890 1 bre BR ss 2 (3) BZ 93 4 DhbUUW aie WA) 2 One X 180 1 bo Pe 156 4 Ay we ey be Bm 2 2 47 BE 204-3. Blt wu 87 2 (4%) e 64 1(=) (a) x4 1+ ry zy ve aa fa bh STH A SS ES Soph oF H > bi TB SSS ah > Be TD TE Oe 83 159 115 115, 235, 235 16 162 153 153 242 229 229 w 106 44 106 19 84 205 91 195 209 240 101 173 106 23 171 23 23 99 119 177 WMH ADH NWHANNNNYwWWWHE EY me www ns eww nnnee (64 hd) bot on n n n a a a n (4) SYLISISsyssy wSkRARR RATS (#5) DAT DAS a = ob oh Se a8 bah Se Se hs SE se SR GRY AT SMS RWS SD ROH AAS May eo bss 99 127 99 104 104 75 7 64 143 195 209 12 13 21 79 80 90 153 114 44 59 72 91 164 165 190 248 72 160 60 225, 129 220 HH wRreOHNENDNAUAwNw?D ON NNYNWKHUNDANOHNNUNNE NEESDRE RE ag 7 DSBS wssd (@L5) at at wt: wtb DEBS KD wy (YX) re aha aa Dds HLS mbt BWD ap (opt) ny ny ny We Wy DKNRD AGG ee be > ea) Cn Sk BK SER OH OE St eh th Hs OS #6 2 i ie SB Be 129 220 210 154 ive 195, 195, 155 218 68 246 246 144 144 55 55 112 226 45 219 225 40 151 215 217 250 251 99 108 129 163 50 106 223 Hewes VNR WAYNE AND NYNYEE ENE NNNNNANHWYW CHanmneue aise Fa? taZ 33 28 Shs By = (FY) WVvy» ed SET) SKS < «ILS FCM RRS S SH SASS SRERAARS HSH Ha AHOAAeMHs 192 42 228 42 234 7 128 128 128 222 33 38 185 199 6 87 214 239 245, 127 246 236 234 237 237 55 174 121 33 61 249 133 21 21 100 203 WVEMNYMUWNNONOYUNNNANHH BHO NONNWONANY wWreHeenNnwnee BD at a AF A ee oh ES ZS SB EWE RAPA THe an 162 196 225 251 214 100 146 100 33 33 85, 82 82 51 232 128 70 206 206 206 206 55 121 46 62 92 92 21 105 46 21 215 2 VN KYYOONYD WNHWWWWARDONNNNEEN HHH we OH ENDEDy y y y y y y y () 5 = Z gy g gy yee re mm, va Va i vaz eas Pra. veg Vad SOPRA AE HAS S++ ROMA AP MHEHRE RSPR Rear +48 152 117 117 67 219 47 183 115 7 104 131 137 20 34 HH ON TNO WHA ER NMDOMDHHEDRAH OHNE HE KDHE WR EN NDHONOWNOEONNEH a4 x4 Fee WK #89) te Cri ef i Oe Se EE ih x ROOF ROSS RAS SH HH & > ht Ss He * a 181 195 179 224 66 182 210 12 182 24 106 192 130 194 133 145, 243 188 M45 145 74 230 11 155, 43 43 70 70 181 181 247 92 106 HO ONDE HE NWE NONE WER WE KDAENAH WD ook eee4 +4 +t 44 £y ey 4y ty ty ty (4) ty =e Wo ad yy Wag: v2 Yo AD 5 wa a4 aA (A) Ta a4 a4 he OU LDES ADOS AMY SoS AS SuSE ah BOAR FF Be 40 BE Hr FHHKHOORKS > KROPF RH 148 247 67 147 169 237 244 36 54 105 36 161 98 aft 17Z 177 88 252 160 171 23 45 166 184 218 23 45 143 166 149 149 149 149 81 Nee en Hew nee we RAH HK wH oD PEND ON KOHONHE MANNE NE BB ot Beau baw bd #7 BB Te. Tayi Fan, #39 Fad Ts 7 a7 cal ed ia, a hs 72% 2¢ 2K 24% oH ot TE PO NG Bi A Fk Bh 8 Seite Ye SYST SER 179 43 63 154 154 133 227 198 168 216 36 58 188 24 174 73 81 139 234 20 124 15 123 175 195 197 243 226 189 116 234 50 46 PRoOHH aN NONE see ONWHENKNONH ONE ENE DHE RowhHwnOns Ons ob we DONS ou oLkS OLbS (74) (74) FP be eB Cby cbs iB iS RS BE + te Sor EE Se A FE @ oH Wot Bas + SEHR SK SPSS E+ 116 234 57 252 252 214 214 214 47 45 143 56 179 89 95 170 206 107 87 57 41 39 41 82 94 155 82 a 235 238 34 173 226 226 Vey owe HOH NONHwnne WDNNHARWONKNNNKNKNKMOKWHEE Ce 2 RAG (e¢) K7 cls (C&F) eu CLS (c&05) (CEMKRS) ces LOS ry LB th a +4 ay BUY % et we tlt wo we b> ty th ry SPSRSRHS i BRTSER TAA MHFAR ERerrs >> DRS 109 134 103 134 182 191 132 191 243 243 201 201 15 183 41 187 242 20 197 90 31 a 114 31 106 137 102 114 168 26 74 92 180 12 10 WSUHNNNMWHRHAHONYEAND BPR NROR ENE EN NH we eee oenaa RY nS RY DD ns OES OUTED DLS 2b (f at 84 18h (L0H (12% lte55 ltnB nD tas (4c 46 (tl 1LURB 1tUDS (£L3 (4oo (sfnS (ité) ItAB¢ NF (it tte (LeF RS St Bi oh 3H 5% be fr be 5 % ae 5 a2 » 2 217 156 207 132 7 130 203 60 203 180 106 110 110 145 113 205 239 208 208 98 160 160 163 238 32 80 52 52 Hoe me we me ee fe DN PHF RAND NNO DWH WHEDNHE HE WNOND idlt [Lu (EPL aes (LP ES [20S (2B oy ON) aN AU SH NSH SSH oO ooo | O Se foo & 40h | > 4k REY Ses 140 2 49 106 172 172 66 125 120 116 139 76 122 193 233 are ee ene ROO NONYNNWOWKWH HEP ee RP oenwee nN On rene(=1) £2 EBS 20% £88 £UAS YY EY RSI SS HPREAR SUAVE HS ma 5 Mt et BS Se fy 26 26 176 94 122 42 122 122 191 220 213 227 193 140 193 68 68 202 68 160 7 77 22, 22 22 40 138 167 142 161 236 236 225 NAN KHON Awa VNNNYNOHE He oeNwenn NNR wWODNANN LS ECDS ED #6 #9 Ee OS Su Ebt £hS wy RDB Ae BUI AF Att FES ab 45D Ate de ADB Jods fag shal 4S be bo boo (u4) (») x4 8 OBR RS Mt Mt So 08 BH NS Ah LI ehh ot A 34 Oo 225 225 225, 175 lll 157, 101 165 165 120 27 136 135 159 198 43 95 135, 97 27 102 136 37 187 135 30 30 30 118 VNYNYHHAwHE OND FH oNy Hone nn nn wee we ee ela4 £7 a7 42 ty &e Be tO ty zy ” PLA et PbRS ett PT bE 9 Po? et Rev (ee) (%e) 27 19 De ns DOF BSsHsamy = on SHE > > PSSM EMMY E Sh Sp wh BE of Y KEG 187 48 176 22 250 176 14 41 32, 79 119 117 150 38 38 38 32 32 96 96 221 159 178 169 127 199 28 247 18 32 oo we te ce SOOHP HEB eee weKronwe anver Hwwe au) 74 io £29 Las LG th ae oy pPo PRS DPHS DUS (be) pIns B&AB Bw ia me 32 Ail 7 YEH = ot > ae WY YY Gi s 8 126 28 28 186 134 28 128 154 207 30 30 A2 122 122 122 122 223 20z HN OPEN bets TG eg SANYNHNN