Release date 22/03/2001
Oxford Chinese Minidictionary
Oxford Japanese Minidictionary
Oxford Chinese Minidictionary
Edited by Boping Yuan, University of Cambridge, and Sally Church
- Thousands of words, phrases, and translations: all the vocabulary required
at for the first years of study
- Thousands of example phrases drawn fom real-life situations help illustrate
how translations are really used
- Headwords given in simplified Chinese script and romanization to help
you find the word you need easily and to aid pronunciation
- An extensive guide to Chinese characters is included
- Designed specifically for English speakers learning Chinese
The Oxford Chinese Minidictionary is an instant-access, completely portable
reference for anyone, studying, or working in Chinese as it is used today.
With thousands of words, phrases, and translations, this is the ideal reference
for student, traveller, and the general user.
Oxford Japanese Minidictionary
Edited by Jonathan Bunt
- Thousands of words, phrases, and translations: all the vocabulary required
for the first years of study
- Thousands of example phrases drawn from real-life situations help illustrate
how translations are really used
- Japanese script is used throughout
- Includes a guide to how to write Japanese characters
- Full guidance on the pronunciation of Japanese is given
- Common te and masu forms of verbs included in the wordlist to guide beginners
The Oxford Japanese Minidictionary is the completely portable reference for
anyone studying, or working in Japanese as it is used today. With thousands
of words, phrases, and translations, this is the ideal reference for student,
traveller, and the general user.
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