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Japanese for Busy People, Volume 2
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Japanese for Busy People, Volume 2

Learn basic Japanese in just six weeks. Learn practical conversations that will teach you to confidently handle such situations as introductions, shopping, dining and asking directions. You'll also learn simple sentence patterns, expressions and gestures, as well as facts about modern Japan-its cities, offices, homes, customs, habits and culture, For self-learning or classroom study.

Length 40 min. Copyright 1986 $ 79.95
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01-0114 VHS 802619413031 79.95
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