Light reading in English. Fairy tales of ancient Japan
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Tales of the Princess-Light Khotaru, the son of thunder Raitar, a magic teapot and other unusual and entertaining stories from the collection of William Eliot Griffis, a recognized expert on Japanese culture, scientist and traveler, are adapted in this edition by Ilya Frank"s method: are equipped with a literal translation into Russian language and the necessary lexical and grammatical commentary (without simplifying the text of the original) The uniqueness of the method lies in the fact that memorization of words and expressions occurs due to their repeatability, without memorization and the need to use the dictionary. In addition, the reader gets used to the logic of English, begins to "feel" it.
The manual contributes to the effective development of the language, can serve as an addition to the curriculum.
For a wide range of people studying English at the initial stage.
The manual was prepared by Maria Sukhotina
The manual contributes to the effective development of the language, can serve as an addition to the curriculum.
For a wide range of people studying English at the initial stage.
The manual was prepared by Maria Sukhotina
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Arts & Photography
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ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7873-1922-4
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