Kanji isn't that hard! kanji can be mastered with the "24 rules"

Kanji isn't that hard! kanji can be mastered with the "24 rules"

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Takebe, Yoshiaki
Format:	Book
Published:	Japan ALC Press 1993
Subjects:	Japanese language > Writing Chinese characters > Japan
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