| Online translation services (Altavista, Jeffrey's, Eijiro) are all well and good, but sometimes you just can't beat a good book. The following collection includes kanji and grammar dictionaries as well as vocabulary ones, so there should be something for everyone. | ||
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| Essential Kanji: 2, 000 Basic Japanese Char...
by P.G. O'Neill £9.72 I don't actually have this one myself, but it gets very good reviews. Covering 2000 kanji, roughly equivalent to the official ... | Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary
by Jack Halpern £15.02 My current dictionary of choice. It uses a great system called SKIP to help you look up kanji you don't recognise quickly, wit... | Kodansha's Furigana Dictionary: Japanese-En...
by Kodansha International £26.19 |
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| Kodansha's Furigana English-Japanese Dictio...
by Masotoshi Yoshida £15.04 | Kodansha's Furigana Japanese-English Dictio...
by Masotoshi Yoshida £12.30 | A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Pat...
by Naoko Chino £8.49 |
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| A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar
by Seiichi Makino; Michio Tsutsui £36.13 I found this book really useful when starting out (and there's a sister volume for intermediate grammar too). It's not the bes... | Dictionary of Japanese Particles
by Sue Kawashima £12.74 | Kodansha's Essential Kanji Dictionary
by Kodansha International £17.42 |
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