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For English-speaking beginners, Clay MacCauley’s book is a structured first course in Japanese, meant to teach the language rather than provide a general account of Japan. Its scope is practical and introductory, suited to a learner starting with the basics. As an older English-language teaching manual, it also reflects an earlier approach to Japanese instruction.
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