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SD item code:10219197
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Taiwanese (World Language Series 18)
台湾華語(世界の言語シリーズ18)
(978-4-87259-343-3)
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(978-4-87259-343-3)
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A5 size, 246 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2022
Product tag: None
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Description
| Hatsume Hayashi, Shingo Yoshida(Author) This book is an intermediate-level textbook of Taiwanese Chinese (the Chinese language used in Taiwan) for intermediate to advanced learners of Chinese, especially university students majoring in Chinese, as well as an introductory book for approaching Taiwan as a multilingual society. It consists of 30 topics including Taiwanese history, identity, and language, and is intended not only as a language textbook but also as an introduction to sociolinguistics that will deepen students' understanding of Taiwan through the Chinese language and encourage them to think about a multilingual society. |
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This book is an intermediate-level textbook of Taiwanese Chinese (the Chinese language used in Taiwan) for intermediate to advanced learners of Chinese, especially university students majoring in Chinese, as well as an introductory book for approaching Taiwan as a multilingual society.
It consists of 30 topics including Taiwanese history, identity, and language, and is intended not only as a language textbook but also as an introduction to sociolinguistics that will deepen students' understanding of Taiwan through the Chinese language and encourage them to think about a multilingual society.