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NIJ テーマで学ぶ 中級日本語
NIJ テーマで学ぶ 中級日本語
NTERMEDIATE
APANESE
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NISHIGUCHI KOICHI
Copyright ©20 18 Koichi Nishiguchi
Developing the optimal instructional program that advances learners of Japanese from elementary
to intermediate level has been one of the major challenges that Japanese language educators have been
facing over the past decades. It is a stage where students need, on the foundation of knowledge that they
have acquired in the previous level, to improve oral proficiency and at the same time develop a solid
capacity in written Japanese. This will enable them to continue studying and improving Japanese skills
dealing with written Japanese materials at higher levels. As the path to attain these goals is a multifaceted
one, special schemes in designing the program and preparing materials are necessary.
"NIJ: A New Approach to Intermediate Japanese" is a tactful solution that sprang out of many years
of teaching experience of the author and years of experimentation in different intermediate Japanese
courses with other teachers at Osaka It is a textbook that intends to improve students' Japanese
and up to the intermediate level. the path is not an
easy one to follow, students and teachers will be able to enjoy learning and teaching Japanese with this
textbook and will finally attain the goal.
Koichi Nishiguchi
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Overview and Special Features of "NIJ"
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"NIJ: A New Approach to Intermediate Japanese", abbreviated as "NIJ", is a post-elementary and
intermediate Japanese textbook. It consists of twelve units, each consisting of the Part 1 (Conversation)
and Part 2 (Lecture) with a supplementary booklet of Kanji and Kanji Words. "NIJ" aims to advance
A2.llearners in CEFR scale*, those who passed N4 of the JLPT or students who has completed studying
"NEJ: A New Approach to Elementary Japanese" (Kurosio Publishers) or equivalent elementary Japanese
program up to B2.1 in CEFR or N3 of JLPT scale.
* CEFR is an abbreviation of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
D an
Authorship of an utterance or discourse is a neglected of within language
teaching and language teaching textbooks. In "NIJ" you will meet Le.
Nakata-kun and Part 1 forms a small that between Li-
san and Nakata-kun. It begins with personal narratives about themselves and their family in Unit 1, and
goes on to series of conversations between Li-san and Nakata-kun at a tea house near the university. And
Part 2 (Lecture) is a series of lectures conducted by Nishiyama-sensee for international students living
and studying in Japan. Students will get more and more acquainted with the backgrounds and the lives
of Li-san and Nakata-kun through the conversations and opinions of Nishiyama-sensee through lectures.
Therefore, they will be able to understand the specific context of each utterance or piece of discourse and
understand them as a voice of the person. Japanese wordings grasped and understood in this way turn into
"lively" resources to acquire the language.
General information on each character is explained below.
D Li-san
A Malaysian student at the department of engineering, Daikyo University. She was born in an ethnic-
Chinese family with two brothers and two sisters, and her family lives in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She is
an independent and hard-working student. However, her seriousness causes her trouble sometimes.
D Nakata-kun
A student at the department of foreign languages, Daikyo University. He is a sophomore majoring
in Malaysian language and plans to visit Malaysia the upcoming summer. He was born and raised
in Shimada. His family runs a ryokan, Japanese-style inn that has been succeeded for four family
generations. He is good at English and has been interested in the world outside Japan since his
childhood.
D Nishiyama-sensee
A professor in Japanese language pedagogy at Daikyo University. Nishiyama-sensee likes to teach
Japanese and also studies linguistics. He is also interested in sociology and anthropology.
Each unit consists of Part 1 (Conversation), Part 2 (Lecture) and Kanji and Kanji Words (booklet).
*Audio materials of the conversation and the lecture are available at nmrJ:Iu·ww·w
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provides materials intended to develop oral proficiency while reviewing
different grammatical features and vocabularies learned in elementary level. While learning to understand
conversations between Li-san and Nakata-kun about different themes and talking on the topic of each unit
~w.oMuu.o.v"' students can oral in all modes of IJH."-~u~uvu, receotwn
at their hands.
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*The Conversation part in Unit 1 and Unit 12 are exceptions. The Conversation part in Unit 1 are monologue
discourses in which Li-san and Nakata-kun introduce themselves. And the conversation part in Unit 12 is
reflections of Li -san on her first hildng experience in Japan.
Part 2 (Lecture)
The Lecture part provides materials for learning and instruction which elevate students' Japanese
language capacity including written language capacity with substantial knowledge of kanji up to
intermediate level. It consists of a series of twelve lectures conducted by Nishiyama-sensee. With an
overarching theme "living in the modem society/world", different aspects of the society and people living
in it are explored and particular opinions on some of the issues are discussed.
Key Sentences and Key Words are explained in the previous two pages of the lecture. These two pages
are intended to be preparatory materials to help students understand the lecture. Students are expected to
study Key Sentences and Key Words and understand the lecture as a preparation for the Lecture class.
Students are asked to demonstrate understanding of the lecture. Students should be able to express their
own opinion on the lecture theme in a group discussion and an essay at the end of the unit. Though the
lectures are somewhat cognitively demanding, they will train students to be able to comprehend extended
discourses and express opinions in a well-organized fashion.
D Kanji
Learning a fair amount of kanji and kanji words is an inevitable task for students who want to progress
toward the intermediate Japanese proficiency. "NIJ" seriously deals with the task and provides particular
mate1ials for learning kanji and kanji words.
Kanji and Kanji Words (li.l"f: C: i§ ~J) appended at the last part of the book is a material supplemented
to the Lecture part. Twelve kanji in average are selected from the lecture text as the target kanji of the
unit. The meaning and reading of the target kanji are explained, and kanji words or simple example
sentences in which the target kanji is used are listed under kun-reading (Japanese-origin reading) and on-
reading (Chinese-origin reading) of each target kanji. Componential overlap and formal similarities are
also shown to understand the formal aspect of
With a presupposed knowledge of 284 N4 kanjis presupposed, 35 N4 kanjis are relearned as a part of
147 in "NIJ". That makes a total of 369 with 112 newly-learned kanji.
*Current guidelines of JLPT do not provide lists of kanji or vocabulary for each level. However, former
guidelines published in 1994 do lists of them. The indication of "N4 kanji" or "N4 vocabulary" in this
book refers to the former guidelines.
D Supplementary Sections
(1) Grammar Summary
Grammar Summary is provided after each three units. It summarizes grammar points highlighted in
the lecture: Grammatical phrases, Subordinate clause structures and Sentence-ending phrases. A brief
explanation is also given to each grammar point.
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Listen to the audio of the conversation and understand it. Then practice reproducing each line until
you can say it without hesitation.
Sensee will return the teacher-proofed students' essays of the Lecture part of the prior unit.
First, read your essay aloud in a small voice. Then, share essays with your classmate in pairs by
reading your essay aloud to your partner.
Sensee will ask you a couple of questions to remind you of the prior conversation. Answer the
questions. Then, sensee will play the audio of the conversation and ask couple of questions.
Answer the questions. Then sensee will conduct oral practices of the conversation in the form
of repetition practice or shadowing. Practice the conversation until you can reproduce it easily.
Students may practice the conversation in pairs.
Part
mKanji Instruction with f)~¥ t ~ ~J (Kanji and Kanji Words) (60 min.)
Instruction on target kanji and kanji words of the Lecture will be given before going into the Lecture.
Sensee should write the target kanji and kanji words of the unit in I i-l"t t i§ ~J on the whiteboard in
advance or show them using a PC and a projector. Students should open the relevant page of I i~"t t i§ ~ J
and confirm understanding of the meaning and reading of the target items.
First, sensee will show formally-related kanjis and explain the similarities and differences among them.
These kanjis are shown under iT" or 0 in I i~"t t i§ ~J. Then, sensee will demonstrate how to write each
target kanji correctly while raising students attention to the formal components or elements of the kanji.
Next, sensee will ask students to practice writing each target kanji until they can write it without hesitation.
Finally, sensee will ask students to write each target kanji word.
Lecture
in Class min.)
1)Homework
Study the key sentences while referring to the I i-l"t t i§ ~J booklet. And practice reading each sentence
aloud. Study the Grammar Bits if you find one, and also Grammar Notes when you find instruction to do
so. Then write appropriate kanji in ( ) in Key Words section. You can find the appropriate kanji within the
double-page. A quiz of the Key Words is given at the beginning of the next class.
See the lecture text and find out the key sentences which are indicated with small numbers and underline
them. Then, study the lecture while paying due attention to key sentences that you have studied in Key
Sentences and Words. Next, listen to the audio of the lecture while following the text and confirm your
understanding. reproducing each line until you can say it without hesitation.
Sensee will return the teacher-proofed students' essays of the Conversation part. First, read
your essay aloud in a small voice. Then, share essays with your classmate in pairs by reading
your essay aloud to your partner.
! Introduction to the Lecture
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Sensee will conduct a lecture in his or her own way about the theme of the unit. Listen
Step 2 Comprehension of the Lecture
Sensee will play the audio of the lecture and ask couple of questions. Answer the questions.
Step 3 Oral Practice
Sensee will conduct oral practices of the lecture in the form of shadowing. Practice reproducing
each line until you can say it easily.
Step4 : Individual Review and Practice
Sensee will give students some time to review and practice reading the text by themselves.
: Students are encouraged to ask questions if they have any during this time. After this, sensee
may ask students to read aloud the lines one after another.
Step 5 !Questions and Answers
f Sensee will ask series of questions written on the Classroom Activities page. Answer the
! questions. Then sensee will give you time to write down the answers. Sensee will walk around
the classroom to confirm that students' answers are correct. If sensee finds a student's answer
or student's writing to be wrong, sensee should indicate the wrong part or correct it directly.
Step 6 !Discussion
! Form a group of three or four, and discuss the theme of the lecture.
~ Assignments Homework
1) Assignment [Essay] (60 min.)
Write an essay on the theme of the lecture.
Worksheet 2 is a grammar and kanji words review material for the lecture. Students should work on
the worksheet at home to prepare for the quiz.
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Sensee will give a quiz of Worksheet 2 at the beginning of the next class.
Advanced Kanji Sheet is an extra and optional material for advanced learners who intend to further
expand and improve their knowledge of kanji and kanji words. Whether to include this part in the
curriculum or not should be decided based on the factors such as students' prior knowledge of kanji,
time allocated to the program, etc.
the I ?cl:f: t 8 ~J of the unit thoroughly to prepare for the And confirm
Sheet.
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Sensee will give a of Advanced Sheet at the beginning of the next class.
Conversations between Li-san and Nakata-kun in Part 1 and lectures by Nishiyama-sensee in Part 2 are
a creation by the author. sensee's and are in the lecture as an
vAaH<!Jl''-'• though may not be accurate in terms of academic argument. Teachers are to share
exlpeJ:IeiGC(oS and the students. Also teachers may relevant and recent
authentic materials order to
D Writing Conventions Adopted in "NIJ"
Joyo-Kanji (Kanjis for Daily Use) guidelines are generally adopted in writing the text with exceptions
explained below.
( 1) The foll~wing words are written in hiragana.
*Words marked with"*" only appear in Classroom Activities, Grammar Notes or Grammar Summary,
and does not appear in the main text.
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Li-san joined a welcome party for newly-arrived international students which was arranged by the International Center. She
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Study the following sentences while refering to the I i~"f: t i§ ~J booklet. And practice
reading each sentence aloud.
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Study the following sentences while refering to the I ?!l=f: t ~ ~J booklet. And practice
reading each sentence aloud.
rich and
highly developed abundant material environment the society get highly complex
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to~".
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A subordinate clause structure is a subordinate element in a sentence with particular grammatical
relations to the main clause.
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As you learned in elementary Japanese class, ~ f::. G, ~ t and~ l;f are grammatical elements
that form conditional clause as you understand the following sentences.
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(b) ~ t usually expresses natural or physiological cause and consequence relations between phenomena
or events.
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stated.
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世界遺産の街で歴史的な建物や教会や講演など
がたくさんあります
いいえ、英語の字幕付きですけど。
はいありました
ビジネスコンサルタントです
Tokyo Kyoto
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reading each sentence aloud.
people living
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about one hundred and fifty years
since the beginning ofMeiji as one nation/people have shared life, history and their fate
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diversity,
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J,t
6
2. 5!1*8tJ
~
(1 1) -:Jl
1::: ~
7. }..._k
Ut1ft
3. J!t$1) 8. ~f§f-!])
~ "''") t "?~~I
4. ~Jl::.-96 9. ""'-~
,~p
~,c L \I L~
1. y;f,R7-J.·
f, l7
5. -1*
\ 1--;f::_\ I
2. :'£~6
,, 6. *-.t)J-tJ.·
f::_\1-{t"'J
4. Plt
};fJ_'
1 an abbreviation of
*" \
young people from abroad lc
3. ~G-t 7. A.:!£
< L,(,{[l •
4. Mi'f-t 6 8. ~~J~-96
~ f::_\ \ c i -'t'i
7
* (/) * \\A f: 1; t
to see people from abroad live actively and lively
li-) 1) 'J
L~ f::.\' t.
( \
1
i -1± tGo :?T*'J:i l I) t ~~ L l';}, ~ =C:: J ~ I( \ ,.., f::_\'
GL--c<n~=t~ ( f:\ \
) ~
( . no.45 J
;f! -fj:lf:l-0)
(;1:\
Ak 1:::' '--:> L J: I: :i. ~ fJ' It n!f'fJ'
l(t\ I
1) i -1± tCo
tourist every year increase
a:t-1:*-6:9~jjA~1G~!i.1¥-k:J;~;Oo L (\'i-to a:t-7]'~f~
n'A,:H~< tl/,tl,(,'<J "'
come to study
T, a ::zjs;. I: 1i t; :9~ 00 A
T
t :J;~
.;,
:Z T ' ' i -to a ::zjs;. 0) :k ~ m
I: IJ. j,j<~( L T,
after~
for
fJ'--:>1"1lL\'~ --:>1"\'i o a:t-1:::''7007]', ?'~OOtl:\!fO)AI:::
carefreely, without wonies
~--:> -r t a ::zjs;.O) 1::: t, 0) rJ'O) U: 1:: §l ~ G L <::1:. ~ Gn 6
place
t:::::.; ~
( 1)
(2)
) T-t o
=< h£
L J: 1: (
7'~ 00 A ( l.:t5f-k ) L -r \\ i
;,·£ ::: 7 -7:'7 i)•
L______________________
~G L \ ' entails that "the nature" of the reference is fully exerted and displayed. Some examples
are .Y t" t G L \ '~'& L 4, -!,•f,
*
:i. G L \ '~'& L 4, 1t :i. G L \ '~'& L 4, .Y t" t G L \ '~~, 8 7.f A G
E~~ etc. When the nature of the reference is not exerted or displayed, they will be .Y r.·· t _l2_1j_
-!,•};
(2) h. ;(JJ.· -IJ'I]) u·l]) U' r. § 77" G L <:i. ~ Gn 6 r. =: l) 1:::f4.' ;fl(;f\ '\ ' U~ \ 'i-to (Unit
"
(3) tJ f::. L i;J:*t(I])Jt;:i. T-t-IJ\ Jt;:i. G ~ 1 ~'& L41Hf~ -r·l;t ch 1) i -l± lvo
(4)1ti])A1Lt<. 5fJ'i'ii:::I;J:I5fJGL L-tJ.·~~~Jr.. -fLT-:k'l'ii:::I;J:I-:kGL L-tJ.·~
t;I}'L t~A--th \ t .t -t:!:-1 I
:not 000
f f::. < "2 /v ~ ;{_ 6 <7) -I;", 8 ::zf.~ 1fJ 19' <7) _If- it (easy and effective way) T -t 0
l?lf L•i ~ < ll:'i'hi;
These sentence-ending phrases are also often used in argumentative discourses in addition to the
ones you studied in the previous Grammar Summary.
-IJ'n G (;Jjtfr L \ \ :i. -5 6J~pfj- f 8 ;:tl:: 5]<_&1} f::. bIt T!i ~ 1) :t -tt £a (Unit 10)
'' If L" t ~
···J:?
(Unit 11)
__
-~IIJ~iij (compound verb) etc.
,s,<~?E? ~
Practice saying the following words or phrases paying particular attention to the intonation patterns.
(I( no.46]
iP !v l: 0) J:. Ji- /(p f.: iJ> lv L: 0) ;(p ~ I'J> t.= ~= ~i lv ;::::'0) U: ~ L I'J>f_:
5l'if(J)~ifth 7J 5l'if-(J):f" ~ 7J 8 ;zjs;:~tj- (f) ~ii; L 7J
[I( no.47]
l: ~ -) ~= l: ~= f_:rZ~;i l: /i6 i L f-:=o -f VC ~ /v l: ~= f_:rZ;B P ~ i L f-:=o
12 ll9'1:::~"":/(f~&l) i L f::o -f L T, 3 ll9'1:::~""~h 1) i L f:o
(I( no.4s]
( i)
~ J: -) v> < y AT A1rvtv• ;tv' Y AT A~=< h- -:./v-c"v• iTo
~1f:/ A-T L.. ~~~'8':/ A-T L..l:::*llh-16;(, Tl 1 i-to
(2)
bt-: Lti, -.:.-)-.:.-) ~.:C-J ~~ J:-) L "'C7J' G, ~=~ilv tv'-) d?Jt::.. G Lv•-ltiH•~=
h f::: L li, ~tx ~ Zf~ L T -!.d:,, 8 ;zp;. t \'-) ~fr L \ 'l!W-1:::
t Z:f'-.:. h- i L t-: o
1Jll:[/i2:,h. J: L f:o
The following five grammatical features are selected and explained in here. These grammatical
features recurring across different discourses need special attention.
Each of them are to be studied at a particular point indicated with [ J within Part 2 of "NIJ."
And also when they appear in the Conversations or Lectures in "NIJ," they are indicated by means of
abbreviations with particular prompts to understand it in a bracket as shown below.
In the following explanations and in the annotation to the text, "die." means dictionary form.
As you are more or less familiar with them, passive expressions can be categorized in two types. The
first type expresses that someone redeves another action. The action can be psychological
or verbal (passive expression A). Also, it can be physical (passive expression B). Another type of
passive expression is the (passive expression C). Some examples of each kind are
shown below.
another verbal
1. .:.y- t" t (}) t 2' , tJ f:: L Ii J: <~ 7$ L i L f:: o -'brt T, J: < )( I:::
.....::J...,'5J:7
;s,c,;:,c
i L f:: o ~:X:: (theses, papers) (}) ~ 1::::
0
- .!(' ~
(b) Passive expression 8 - receiving another person's physical action
Type 2
...,,.
2. B;tt~Tii, VC-;,fJ"fJ·t:, tJIJtJ-Tt, 5l*fJ{1tb l"\\ii""o
"'fv C
...,<
3. VC-;,fJHJ•(::fJIJ-tJ-}-(;J:, 5l*fJ'C-;,1'f~:flj: Lf:o
LfF GtL 6 +-1'1' G:lj;::t::I+- die. 11.2_
(Unit 5)
7)
(Unit 7)
o (Unit 9)
passive phrase. In case of stem verbs (ru-verbs or group 2 verbs), all you have to do is to delete the
final 6 and add G tL 6 . And in case of -9 6, just change it into ~ tL 6 .
While type 1 passive expressions are often used in daily converations and you should be familiar
with them, type 2 ones are broadly used in elaborate intellectual discourses. Hence, more examples
belonging to type 2 are shown and explained below.
2. 7/')tJI:L :Jo/7"7-l::l-:Jl"#.JL~tLiLf:o
L-96
.,___die. "'lt.i_
(Unit 7)
C. is required to~
G -r \:1 5)
L;:JtJI:>~+ Gn6
G 8)
L;:JtJI:>~+ Gi(l6
~T \ ' < do not add any substantial meaning to the sentence. It indicates that the action or event
occurs continuously and it occurs from the current point to a distance in space (here to away) or time
(present to future). As you may have guessed, \' < in ~ T \' < is derived from 1t <. Study the
examples below.
2. h f: L (::: ,;: -::> IJ' "'7 f: § ~ ~ (the bicycle that bumped into me)
L:T!vL~
(;L 1PJ
f.J:I:
t § ;h fJ.· \' T", jlt "'7
The kind of use exemplified in 1-3 is prompted as "outboundly", and the kind of use in 4 is
prompted as "toward the future" in the Conversations and Lectures in "NIJ."
3. ~ <
~T <6 do not add any substantial meaning to the sentence. It indicates that the action or event
occurs continuously and it occurs from a distance to the current point in space (away to here) or
time (past to present). As you may have guessed, <6 in ~ T <6 is derived from * 6. Study the
examples below.
(Unit 3)
The kind of use exemplified in 1 and 2 is as , and the kind of use in 3 and 4
is promted as to in the Conversations and Lectures in
4.
As you learned in elementary Japanese, causative expressions presupposes asymmetrical power
relations between person A and person B. And a causative expression means make B do
or B to do depending on the context. In the c.Actun"'"'~
below <person A> is the mother (£}),the father ()() or the teacher (7t::=E). the cAa.nw1c~.
;! L f:o
1=77'-li ;t L f: o
L1f7'-i± ;s +---:1'7'~+- die. 1fi_
Be aware that inflectional verbs (u-verbs or group 1 verbs) change into -~"J.' \ 1 -form in order to form
causative phrase. In case of stem verbs (ru-verbs or group 2 verbs), all you have to do is to delete the
final 6 and add ~ -1± 6 . And in case of -t 6 , just change it into ~ -1± 6 .
Also study the following examples that you find in the Lecture.
;t -to (Unit 4)
5.
go), ~"""' ;t L J: 7 (let's
jJ\.1,< ;t L J: ") 1,(;;1!1) ;t L J: ") begin), etc. These to
lit
volitional forms such as 11":::: 7 , ~"""' J "), jJ\. t 7 and Jr.(;; I!!) J 7 expresses wm or volition of
the the from the Conversation.
3. ;J\§Jl f:f: 1 t: ~\ \ i L f:::.IJ\ -~"J.'IJ'1J.'IJ'\ \\\ J 1 -?'! (idea) IJ{tl:l ( ~ i i± /v (' L f:::.o
L>i-1!:-:> T
2. .J: -J t: L i L f:::. IJ'. ::J- 1:::.- f ik!v t::·!]) l'. !Jl GtL i-tt;,_, -c· L f:::. 0·
o Listed below are words appearing in Conversations and Lectures of "NIJ" that are beyond N4 of JLPT are listed here.
o Words indicated with " *"
are not listed in the vocabulary list of JLPT.
· 1-C= Unit 1, Conversation I 1-L= Unit 1, Lecture
* 1 /7 :t - ? Jv informally 8-L
*IT infonnation technology 7-C ~=
a certain- 9-L II
*X7::J/ air conditioner 4-C
or 3-L, 4-L, 5-L
* .Z&i:t
~Rnir in front of the station 12-C
~2:]] way of living 2-L, 6-L, 10-L *X::J/~'J/;1 economic animal 9-L
,, 'lrf;:_
7::C..?Jv
*~2:~i5
,, survive 7-L
cnc
* 1IpWif'1-t
t
Edoperiod 11-L
f'f},t\ parenting, childcare 9-L ~ ~ t.:_~,
P( t
1~i5 get, acquire, gain 6-L
f'f)j)(; (-9i5) educate, train, develop 4-L, 8-L
P(-tto'
sense of unity 5-L, 8-L *~:l'fll far reaches, the innermost 2-L
.b( tc,
-J£0)
V'c:>"CV>
fixed 5-L * ;!32:_··:5;0>\;\ pocket money 5-C
('"C) on the other hand 7-L, 8-L, 9-L, * :!3 t:.vd) "'1v grandpa 3-C
11-L
Yl!fi:>i6tr
c
feel down, feel depressed 9-C
*15<1'J!- Inuit 2-L "
:B'f{~v' help 4-C
"(-J/!.
:fill rice plant 3-L
4-C, 8-C
\>t]; *:!3# temple
-cG
* filltU
tdJ.il•
lJ rice reaping, rice harvesting 3-L
* :B~:fi.l)'l:>'\'/v grandma 3-C
*1/yy (wild) boar 1-L
:t-71/.. office 4-C
*/tO)t2::.;s for now, cull'ently 3-C
H' * J:>'f:;ft-.:-lt-9 i5 keep someone waiting 3-C
i
5f$R; inm1igrants 11-C
~\ h-1>- * J:>±.£ souvenirs 4-C
h- --\'If
* 1 'E potato 2-L
~J:\ parents 4-L
.t~'\'
since 9-L, 11-L, 12-C,
*:t-7/'7-7/ orangutan 5-C
12-L
:T 1)X/'T- orientation 6-C
~ rock 5-C
~<•iJ
Y3/
!hot spring ! 8-G 'i'll!:'MI
1l'A..L•H
custom, customary practice, 6-L
a
~ mosquito 9-C
convention
be habitualized, be 1-L
*' conventionalized
r~.t~ (i"l.>) open as an international port 8-C
4-C
feel, sense
*3'1-00I±l!t'l'r
1 F~'~
people with foreign roots 10-L, 12-L
( L,;.;. L/v L-?
!lkl,f., concern, interest 5-L, 11-C
* 'i~:fif4Jll!
l'}•Ht~l).t')
tea-ceremony dishes 4-C fpJ..,LA.-
l)
*~31.[~ executive officer 9-L
Gt~ (i"l.>) improve 9-L '/i•lv IJ L.t(
J')•l.t•-1!'/v
iJ>Y>f..:.(
period, term 11-C
*-JJ•1t•t..:.<
OO:fni'L-?r pioneer 10-L
6-C
*F>fl~JI)(J., listen, catch
* ii1 f / :A 1
guidance 6-C ~ t
6-L, 7-L, 8-L
{£~ company, corporation
2: ~1)
'l'k:~ij comfortable, pleasant 5-L
j)'O>"'C@
technology 7-C, 7-L
7i'1 F (mountain) guide 3-C
basic, fundamental 4-L
0096" (i"l.>) develop 5-C, 7-L
il•i.t•lf-:::>
Jl:JHif (i" 7.>) 12-L
* c)lil£ (i" 7.>) change, modify 2-L
t:; f.:O>
9-L
iJ>\t>-'''-./v
j'iff'B
~ t..:.(
raise, keep, grow 2-L
methodical, meticulous 11-L
price 7-L
~-:::>"' hard 9-C
chemistry 7-C
*~-::5< notice, realize 10-L
~
l'jl:;j'!Jf innovation 7-L
'h•( L/v
skill 7-L
i!!Q$; past 5-L, 6-L, 11-L
jp ;:_
basic 7-L, 8-L
housework 9-L
compulsory education 4-L
earn 6-L
~~= on the contrary, in reverse 4-L, 10-C
* Mft:>tbl: < win out 7-L ~- ~· (
2-L
"' "
il'-:>7l'1Ji"7.> feel disappointed 12-C
*'f'fyf gap
career 6-L
iJfi!llJJ (i"l.>) operate, act 1-L, 6-L, 7-L
i,l•-?1::"-)
campus 10-C
* 71 ;; 7' Jv couple 9-L
12-C
i*R!\
a,J'll:h•
break (time), rest
~;f:'E process, course 4-L
7r 't"~.t' ~JV!3l (i"l.>) absorb, learn 12-L
~,dL,?-J
home 9-L
8-L
i,}>ij I)
*it~
2•!1 J:
pay, salary
fairly, quite 1-C, 9-L, 10-C
salary 7-L
7,}>.$1, have- on 12-C
astounding, astonishing, 5-L
:filii* god 3-L incredible
N;..~?f:
ir,l,<;Jt
fPlv-};•(
sense, sentiment 6-L ili:1"t (0)) modern 11-L
0At!.v•
lllt~
'IP/,f,t!J
environment, surroundings 2-L, 3-L ili:1t1t (i"~) modemize 4-L
iJ'
§}vf!_p
lJ!J't
i!•!v::..-)
sightseeing 1-C modern 2-C, 4-L, 5-C
;jJG-9 live, live life, make living 3-L, 11-C, 11-L, .:. ;/1- G these 11-L
<
12-L
"f@]
::.!vii·~\
this time 12-C
*,!l:aa
(7.:>.S..;JJ.
"blackship", steam ship 8-C
* ::J :/-lJ-JvJ7 :/ r- consultant 1-C, 4-C
II II
~*
It~·
~origin 1-C, 3-C, 7-C
-lJ--7Jv club, group activity 10-C
{f,f'§' ("90) lanage, run 1-C, 8-L -l)--1:::'7-
ttv•X.t.> service 5-L
ft!irtrl
lh<:?
tendency, disposition, trend 12-L
-lJ-17 Jv cycle 3-L
* ff.f¥1'\'$
lh>~'p)]\(
economics 1-C
1*~ gathering, collecting 2-L
<':IV•L1d
*,£¥l'f8(]~:: economically 11-C
6-L
LlvE,,-re, 1*ffl ("90)
~t,>J:?
employ, adopt
i%J!i* result 7-L
It-:> iJ• -lJ-1:/ sign, signature, signal 1-L
It-s>.:') fairly, qnite 6-C, 8-C, 12-C 5\:; end, tip 8-C
*""'~J'H!l
-§'"~
r.::t J:H::J language 1-C, 1-L, 8-C,
l:flvC." national seclusion 8-C
~
11-C ::..(
~T bite 9-C
J)l.{£ present, curr-ent; nowadays 2-L, 7-L, 9-L, 11-
lt'lvt'\>
L, 12-L *JJU ("90) discriminate 11-L, 12-L
;':~-"'(-::>
•
z.;Jv-ttP
* I~:t±;£;;
C:?.lfdL>~~il•l.>
industrial society 5-L
*"Xffi!li ("90)
~>);'01(
mingle 7-C *CG computer graphics 7-C
i'ib!3tv::
.:.") t'
highly 2-L, 3-L U'¥;1tJl time, period 10-L
L
* ~Jtl~! official language 3-C "'
*Eic3::5:& self-assertion 11-L
.::.? J:-) :::: L .:. L•ll>td
~*-0 go beyond, go over 5-L, 11-L * 1iili$iit measures and policies 9-L
L '<
~'<l:-il'vt0 call, talk to 10-C * E!:f±O) company's own 6-L
l L">"
* :::1-'1"1 ;r,- }- coordinate 1-L $1%'1 market 7-L
Ltd
(--9"0)
§113
L L/,_,
confidence 12-C
:::J"-Jv goal 6-L
':/7-'Tb. system 7-C, 8-L
;::- < very 3-L, 6-L, 8-C
~:EJl. ("90) realize 7-L
L-:::>lfk
l!l~ nationality 11-L
;:(-tt~
~~~0) actual 12-L
L-:>~l'
people, nation 11-L, 12-L
~:lif!j ("90) cmTy out 9-L
tc::> L
1~~ 0) each, individual 11-L
~li actually 2-C, 11-C
L~
individual, each person 7-L, 8-L, 11-L
Llf'Lif' often, frequently 8-L, 11-L
111!1'1'1: personality, individuality 11-L
C:-\tt>
* §l!f oneself 2-L
L L/,
* nurturing, paretal cm·e 9-L
*§10-E! by oneself 11-C
~~0 different 2-L
L 4-lv L
;:c
subtitle 4-C
refuse, decline 10-C
i" subtitled 4-C
*.:.~"9 handle, manage 8-L
OOt± OOcompany 5-L, 8-L *f!T$ ('I§-) new graduate 6-L
L• L/vf--::J l<'
~'I§- -person 4-L, 6-L fJTA.1: freshmen, new student 9-C
l<• Lhl:e)J-)-Ito>
**±.~
l-~.~v·lv
employee, staff 5-L, 6-L, 7-L, 8-L * fJTA.ll'~~
l!vi:•)'\ -I> ~·lv
new member of a club 12-C
*f±P'l
l'\>~1:'
within the company 8-L
II
)!!! week 9-L * TV•..P(
7}(Ji§€:1i\1i -/p/..,
aquarium 5-C
L~-1
*~
L•)1~d
religion 7-C, 11-L .,
P&-? breathe, inhale, absorb 10-C
~it
L•y-J .:>j
gathering 12-C ~*t
-n
number, figure 9-L
* §Eil±.~;JI!i-i'f
t 11>-J L11> if ltv'~"'
free economy 7-L *-9<-t< quickly and healthily 3-L
Jl,ILJIR (-90) find and get a job 6-L, 7-L, 8-L )1!1!.::::'
-;-
-t spend (time) 5-L, 10-L
L·~?u<
*±::K
Lt'lt .b
house man, househusband 9-L -t--z--c all 4-L
* 1'L1?JIJd
<J'Ji!t hunting 2-L *7.'<* smartphone 9-C
fi~
LW>l>\1'
type, kind, sort 10-L, 11-C
II
~:iti£
tH~H
situation 1-L, 3-L, 5-L, 6-L, * 1:i?it!lt'i"':
-\tV>j,p-:>J:1L§
lifestyle 2-L
10-L
~i!!:~c -century 4-C
-1±-0>2;
1:.!:0
Ld
arise, happen 3-L
~{t production 7-C
-\tl.'~<
:fl-jjff promotion 8-L
LdL!v ttJif nature, character, trait 11-L
-lt''L-:::>
* :':?~:lctl;';liJ€
LdT1#A..{'(
minority race 3-C
f~;j:$8(]~: mentally, pyschologically, 11-C
-\!'PUv-c~
'1~¥& information 5-L, 6-C spiritually
tdi:I-7
!1m
Ll\
job, work 6-L 11JJIJ
--\t\,'"'''>?
gender 11-L
* itt:t
L.x\'50'
foodstuff 6-C 1\':i'l-?
~ .i3
shoulder, bear 10-L
EJJL.
t
(-90) become independent 11-C * Jf1I:i!? 0 responsible 11-L
I)"? ~~t::/v
fLJL.I])
L 1)--::>
private (school) 7-C * <co
;fi~S:!f{-1;:
§ L f!:.O'
stone age 2-L
* -I~U\'1\i*v'
L !J 1~<1'
judicious, reflective, 11-L 1lt~s9t:
-ltc::o~l ( -c~
in a positive manner, actively 6-L, 8-L
considerate, sensitive
Fk-90
<co
have contact with 10-L
:il!b' f: (-90)
L;....ii:<
advance, go on to (higher 4-L, 7-C
-1::~ cicada 2-L
school)
*fir@] last time, in the previous - 10-L
At~- human resources 4-L, 8-L -1±'/,t,p\,\
t.lv-50>
~1$: the whole 9-L
:il!blli (-9 .Q)
LlvL:~?
advance 7-C, 9-L -1±'/vf,:_\,>
1
¥1tlfJR... ~ ;!'1 t::.
* 1!-A...;ft./ i sophisticated !H ~t'Jtid:
t:. J:.'J
various, diverse, differen
kinds of~
9-L, 11-L, 12-L
II
*-f-?v>-) that kind of 11-L * t2H-
~~ <b nobody 3-L
:ti:ltm (-91.>) increase, rise, grow 9-L, 12-L .ljl.fll: unit 7-L, 11-L
tc.lv ~·
--f'-5 iJ•
*-f-J-91.>!:: as a consequence 1-L .@Ul' \'
t-3/vl;>\,>
stage 5-L
*515fr3=f<JPJ~j!ljj
-'f(-t'(
gender-equal society 9-L
rf-::J grow up 3-L t!lv C.t ~t1 t'-) ~/....it>(
f:t!. 1'±;§;
L"."h'"'
* f-0)1& after that 12-C
"t * f!A..t.t
515 fr Ji Jill~;§;;ltj
.::. l-? il•PE./v ~
Equal Employment 9-L
-fO)_U:: on top of that 9-C Opportunity Law
1-t ~~*
t_-j(:l-)
* -(-O)j~ after that 8-C
tEl~ in charge of ~ 1-C
t:.!vt-)
* -f 0) t::.I/J t:: in order to do so 1-L
EB!vt;t· rice field 8-C
to
-f;f'L-('';!'10) each, respective 2-L
•
difference 1-L, 2-L
'Gil•
* -1"t B t.!.0>/1)
~th generation 1-C
R.<-t devote 8-L
strength, stamina 12-C ~.Q build (a ship, tunnel, country, 11-L
?(
EBti1Lz
tc
lice-planting 3-L etc.)
*
" L rice paddy plowing 3-L 11\~= always, all the time 7-L
~~'
liv'
t.:.i!'
each other 11-L 0;!:~ in other words, to sum up 2-L, 3-L, 8-L,
l!)J ~t .Q 11-L
t..:T
help, assist, support 5-C
t::.t.:: simply 8-L ?
,.
tlil'ffi Japanese rainy season 3-L
't"TiP t? so, therefore 6-C, 7-L, 8-L, B!tl~ daily necessities 6-C
(:i;,J>JV'/v
9-C, 1.0-L til.? shoulder, bear 4-L
1:~
1f.!l!f)
* t'-JIPJ JJl person in the same year 8-L age 5-L
~ b./v~H>
~a'#
.!::"') t
back then 8-C m
Jl% farmer 3-L
* t~~~t.f ceramics 8-C 11)? '/;>
1 t <
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iJ) 7 ~· t 1
1::'1 t
simultaneously ll:f.J!: agiriculture 2-L, 5-L
Q)-) ;:-J
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l:-5'1!'A, 0)-'j-f"!v
•
t'( t.
9f': together 1H
t~ 1lt~PJ.flg museum 5-C
li(/:S.?iJ'/u
F717d': dry, businesslike H
iiH
i:J:t:lt
field, fmn1 2-L
*F7X.'L!v Doraemon (a comic character) 4-C
*t-="9
li
play (a role) 4-L
*:JRlt?;Z_;:, grasp
t * }\ lJ 7 71 butterfly park 5-C
drama 4-C ;\- :7
tackle 8-L *fiili'>'f- workhand 8-L
l:l:t..:G -c
* J\"j- hornet, bee 9-C
!*Jog
t.:l>J:-.J
content 8-L ;\ / ;t' bag 5-C
l:t.iJ~Ii)0 view, gaze at, enjoy i2-C 96-i.t development, evolution H
tl:-:>f::"?
panoramic view
96-~ (~-1±-0) develop, promote iH
l:l:c:>"Z"/v
*1iiJ~Jt:Z.i'Ltf'v• what I should memorize 9-C
t.d:: .t:Jii 96-J~ ("9;:,) develop, make progress 2-L, 3-L, 5-C
"'n' lic:>"Z"A.
essential 6-L
i more and more ! 1-L, 5-C
also i 3-L, 4-L, 5-L,
video 4-C
: 7-C, 7-L, 8-L,
humans H 9-L, 11-L, 12-L
-Ali-!::.~ each 5-L ! straddle, extend over, 10-L
V' t I)
festival 3-L
II
f~?d: anxious, uneasy 9-C i learn i 3-L, 4-L, 8-L
* 7 :ot --cr Jv f::: formally 8-L keep, maintain, protect, : 11-L
defend
* ¥~~ club activity 11-C
comic books
tfll:~re11::
k<'5-:> '/)>
(T ,Q) get complicated H,3-L
'i3U4 0)
..--:;'?_.,;;"?
separate, respective 5-L
platform 12-C
stock raising, livestock 2-L, 3-L, 5-L request, require, demand, 5-L, 6-L, 7-L, 8-L,
farming seek 10-L
~*
J~~J:~
Wffl 0) mountain-use 12-C
II
Jv-Jv
~!:kid:
:rule i1H
'"""" 19J-}f2V•
grand, magnificent 12-C
II
~~ff~~id: capable 8-L 1J!J)r!.J3(j id:
in•iJ>v•-c~
exceptional 6-L
~;~~:,(/)?
t; t:i?>fd: rich, abundant 3-L, 5-L *1-LfllELv'
tl~·
i¥ td!.
decent, polite, conrteons 4-C
+t'I'J>f.;
~~lji!ip
" J:(:lJ./v
next year 8-C II
l$*3YO) other 6-L
JJ-tJJ
;:,.) C'?
labor, work 7-L
P-7' rope 5-C
;.~'f1liii
'?<·>i V'
preparatory 7-C
*Py:J lodge 5-C
i('~ night 3-C, 12-C
~ijffil - argument, - theory 11-L
II hlo
m
"J
~,,;
*71:t~ lion 2-L
Z.'c"J1 ;\ Jv rival 8-L
* '7 - :tnt; 1J Y 7 workaholic 9-L
•',,
*'7-7·717· work-life balance 9-L, 10-L
''~i'd: easy, comfortable, relaxed 3-C, 11-C
% ;( J\7 ~ 7-.
lg
~~
;5':%- youth, young-person, young 6-L, 8-L
i)i'/'-t(f)
;I!I!Wi~ (-97.>) understand 6-C
~ i.r>\i> people
.. * 1) 7-.-"'7 r (-9 respect 4-C *b(;b(-97.> feel excited 11-C
;Q)
;blj(: fairly 3-C
8-C
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Passive Expressions
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G):b f.: [., 0)1:.il!i -'!!it0)1:.)1S ~.:Z:?(*L.,.:Z:?),
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A. Jd:1:.ii!i- f.: c'""-A>'d:& 13 ~ J: ? t ,~,? (l!f!~ [., G), ,~,-::>t.:J:~Jt, n7!
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Expressions
~J\Bi(]!€;tiJ: ~ l '), n<:'
~-r<n:Q(~-:J-r<n
:QL ~J:-)I::L,(f.,
I
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I :n
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~t:J::Qt, ~l:'td:,
... J:-5<:'9
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~O)"f(;::, ~c·O)
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Unit7-Unit9 B. Subordinate clause structures 1.-.::I::T'\ 2. -t::.lt.>l:(ld:)
-c
c. Sentence-ending phrases l."·.t 7 T'9, 2... · I:: ~? t l' l' c:· l J: 7 1" · .:: I:: ld: ~ 7 ~ t S L.J ;t. 1t !v I c:
: ... 1:: td:;lg x. t;n'l;J:. 7 tJ{l'l'T''9 I"· 1:: ~? l'l'l' <.; l'T''9
ill CD~n:ltH!f~-tli{})'*' ~(j):Q (~l '(£t0), ~tJi:P fJ, (:'' Z. (;::f.,, in<:', l:2!: ... ;p(tc·tt®fJ !>Grammar Bits 5
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[_,(3<), ~td'(* (tl:'td:iJ:l'), ~O)J: <:'9)
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Unit 1
* Formally related kanji is listed next to i:I:. They include N4 kanji in JLPT and target kanji in this textbook. When the kanji is
not N4 kanji or target kanji in this book, * is added to the kanji. Other kanji that needs to be attended is listed next to 0.
** N5 kanji and N4 kanji are indicated with "N5" and "N4" respectively at the right-bottom of the target kanji.
3J}JN4
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81
~
85
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114
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4?8 N4 thing, object
CD*'
7}:.li,
h-f
O"CV)."f 1::: -t"-· 6 t, 7]<. (ice) 1::: -~'i 1)
jl\' t' iJ' ::t;rJ
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~peak, say
~~ 0
leaf
5-:::-
5 N5 speak, say, word
CD ~7
,,
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-1± 7)'1' 1' L11 ::
leaf
CD
2
f)( I:: I:J:, #,:r~ Li-to
=7
it~~~~-::-8.-6
wash
7
~ equip; equipment, tool -bf: Ll:l:,;ij-8, 51G5i~ Li-to
lc(
it~
~:::'-)
*-~ (furniture)
,,
9
~-*. knead, elaborate, train
0 *~
~t@J~-6
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@.
8
5Jt; wash ttl.,
.'l§l Lrd
~ouble, duplicate
~~ -fd.'511 ~}]
rough, sloppy
I0 ,j'd-
0 life, spirit, alive, lively
CD
12
rough, sloppy, careless, miscellaneous
CD
tUfti-o~.'
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ftl~Jt
:;-----, L
t#Fiil_ifz;
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II~
1'3l double, duplicate Bjt * ;~ n ii
* *
'33
12 16 73
CD
Unit
~unting ~ick up
~[!Jtli!J[!J
shooting collect
13.>{~
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huntmg
.
* 19' * *~0
16 {![
7f';:N4 gather, collect
CD ~¥J6
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14 >.ll o!
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L f::.o
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t:.£ -/;'--:; t:'7
I i 1~r~ ;&]'¥f;;')'ifig'
~volve,
cultivate
I
livestock unfold
17
Jl. agriculture
CD
UJ:.'ti
If ( t, <
19
1r*B£ Jl17 _l.*;t
27
breed in the field
CD
18,j;-IJ:.
:>!'7T cultivate (stock fann, ranch)
CD
* iJ:. 19
c:J:.
25
;!JJ.
42
20
lii livestock
-t-?on{3e>t-t
It£:.' 1±-·:d::-:>
6
*!T L 1 !1££ ~ f#l§e--t 6
1
{±11(}/u i.i'l'
22 ~
f'{:Z evolve, unfold
21
§e-N4 depart; emerge
tB§e- (-t 6)
Lt~-di'-:o
*!T L\ 1£ ~§6-Jt -t 6
11 L li---:oitA.,
:£76~~~~~-t~
style change, alter
23~
IJJ.K sh ape, pattern; "Mr. " , "Ms. " etc. eva 7)'1'
* :&. 19
c>z.
25
~J:
42
'113
JIJ:
J-J[., .."("(i, ~~**J /::"I'~ 1-fo
*'**1::1®~-t
1J'h iJ'A.,L'i"
6 26 7fr:;.
~ change, a1ter
0*-T-
7...7/ .:~..-)[.,~~;{_ 6
24 :r
;;t.\j ceremony; style; equation @ ~:b6
"'
CD
;t; 7 1J.., T*'t~l§'~ ~ L 1 L f:: o ®
lh:,C
25
change, renew
CD 6
&ot:> T J::;;fL ~ $t i Li.lf1-t
HI\ ;f,
o
5
nit 3
affluent
fJ.'
rich, affluent
1i:#.JE~ fJ_'
c..c I.: i
F<Si:.~fJ'
H./ulrP
(natural res<Jun;es) 30
:fl_ loop, surroundings
28
quality; inquire ~:l:j\IJ,,*!
tO!''
*~ <>
~0111:
~to 111: 8iJ1J'
r~
:Ft:i:)tn
0'£~
:i)t area, place; boundary, border
'it (quantity)
CD
(-9 >s)
29
"-al", "-ic", etc. as in "traditional",
"democratic", etc.
\ \
\ 1 T-9o
:bt::: L 500 ::7 P1 < G\ '
(profit)
(tax revenue)
6
34
*JL celebrate ~ feel
CD ;fJL
,,,., 7
~X.;fi
Lljl1:?'<
t *JL 7
*slto:.c~I§' (7) }; *YL \ ,
;fJL
Lt}(
~ apologize; thank
35 it!:!
'i''r god
~
"'"'"
~~
•·.c
(-t 6)
~# (-r 6) (apologize) .
::'5'~'
1r*J!rt ~ N
?6
Kanjis
38
live, life, alive; fresh, uncooked; student
39 ~t;;
.;g;:, l'
fi sm1g
B
1}
@ ~~
,, ;s
1rJ f: L f: i;
® ~:;Ht6
j
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~ustice ~each
~lru~ljl
~uty ~urture
40
~ justice
CD~ ~<
~~ (lecture) ~~
L~
:: -'j
~f~ ~lf
,,<
t;
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LPd
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;},[:
* :t5z
19
r5z
25
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42
!JR
113
* ~*:ft
115
1:f*:f 0 ~
41
§ work, job, duty 43 -iE"
r=1 nurture
CDff !;
®lf
''(
i¥J:1f
~ l -j
42~
<J'A.N4 teach
1f1}[,L (childcare, child-rearing)
A #'ff Jt;t (human resourced evelopment)
l:,\_,~'1 I i:tl I
~~ i'c1' ~p ~ t l!!J~
necessary know, perceive ability, capacity
~ole, part
1
~ ~J I Lision
44
definitely, without fail CD 6
~)',5~-96f:J6I:::I;J:, };~7)'1~1) i-fo
1±1 117'-::>
;h f: L Ii , \ ' --=> t
~n T\, i-to 1±*0) f:JI)j:::,)L-~1-J.'j;p~
L :· t: U--; -t; L ~
45
need, necessary, ne(;esi>ity
8
46*
;;13-'(o
kn ow, perceive,
. cogmze
. ~~;I]
I) ~ (
:&~~
~-
47
* I~
138
CD~
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'""
5~~
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(theatrical performance)
* iJt 49
tJt
56
*§9::
®~ h~-
*-it
t>:~it:'i
(judo) 1::: li \ 1 I)\ I I) i"o~.·~ (technique) 50
~~J break, divide
i.J'J0 1) i -9 o
CD ~16
* *:t *:fjz t>
;;t;.
:5
~ ~h (, f::. ?< ;;t;.
~-
(firewood) I::: L i L f::. o
® ~]
t>'J
48
ij~ ability, capacity, talent; Noh ::: 0) -t - 5' - I;J:' 3 ~J 71 T YJ: \ I i L f::. 0 v·~
I±
Kanjis
51
~ usual, common; ubiquitous
53
{t-1j_O)A_ l!_N4 proceed, advance
--?-) Vt
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Unit 5
~I.~:f±~
11
&riirt~ ~ ~ ItirF~
1
I. ~ :f± ~
~ndustry, ~oor
I ;,
business, work 11
send, transmit
54
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@.il 57
¥~ floor
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f::\ i.; t
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L'i">7'1' Ti
1i;*jt iTo
3tJ fd.·
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'8' *!19'rE,
;{_I\
(business hour)
'8'"*51;-ti; ll'""Jt"i
(business operation) 59
unify, unification
~~'* Gob, profession)
lil
CD
0*-¥:-
60 R~
IYL put off, take (something) off
CD <·
mz~
,;.(
<·
10
1m E ( -9 6)
t:2"? L .t <
(bleach)
.~mx.~;f±%
:: -J ~·H L-\"17'1'
J&7j<.~ (spin-drier)
t:.-,-t\1 3
transform go through
61
1t transform
62
~ go through; sutra
CD 1tlt 6 If
CDk&
It I'
® 1t k&* (economy)
"' ~1t
::':"\\
~~v
(-t 6)
::X:_1t
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}; k& ~ ~?\': t' (chant a sutra)
® ~1t ,.
ili1\1t
~ !vtC:.\ \
X.~1t 63~
trial; evidence; effect
:::-HH 1"9J<.N4
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* ·.~
Other Kanjis
64 ,;.@, .
~ go beyond; pass (t1me)
6 (observe)
"'-lv fi' l1 1
-/;'/C-'5-:J
® :II&~·
-t
6
:SZI;L t -) 70 ~~:II&~· T \'i-to
* ~
144
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53 64 106 124 131
J5ork, labor
~ \\ -c
67
~ earn (money)
68
1j;N4 work, labor
CD~<"
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h~~~<"
®~
;-
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;;, -'! L
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t.'7
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3
69~
tl'/L take over, assume 71
-¥- complete
CD~ T~
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l:::jjet ~ *~~~~-96
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body --+ one's life
73 75
)i employ JJLN 4 time(s); degree
CD Ji 7
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JiffH1 1Jlt
J:-)-\tl' r_'
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75
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97
Jfi
104
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f: 0 76
$t meat; body
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73 -"to
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rn rul e, system, restnctwn
. . ~tJR 1) .:J-tJji 1) (gesture)
,)• -r <)•
CD ,,,
flllJ @!r L,C
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1: ,;:,c L:
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77
~ life
CD
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