250 Essential Chinese Characters for Everyday Use, Vol. 1 by Philip Yungkin Lee

250 Essential Chinese Characters for Everyday Use, Vol. 1

Philip Yungkin Lee
352 pages
Tuttle Publishing
Jul 2003
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* Each character is shown in both simplified and traditional form, along with its pronunciation and meaning. Information is given about the radical (essential for finding it in a Chinese dictionary) and other components. The character configuration and stroke order are clearly shown, along with other tips to help form it correctly. A grid of practice squares for each character page allows the user to build confidence in writing Chinese. * Several compounds are also listed for each character. Each of these is likewise accompanied by its pronunciation, meaning and an example sentence (also transliterated and translated). These compounds and sentences build vocabulary and give extra practice in reading Chinese. All compounds are listed in an alphabetical index at the end of the book for ready reference.
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Pages 352
Publisher Tuttle Publishing
Published 2003
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