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    Hiragana Study Book
    Hiragana Study Book
    Hiragana Study Book
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    Hiragana Study Book

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    Some of the Hiragana Study Book's key features include detailed and easy to follow instructions on reading and writing hiragana (such as proper stroke order and pronunciation), a comprehensive set of character charts, and useful example vocabulary words that incorporate the target characters. This book by IE Institute gives you everything you need to master hiragana in one convenient package!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIE Institute
    Release dateMay 25, 2010
    ISBN9781452326603
    Hiragana Study Book
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    IE Institute

    IE Institute is a small software company based in Tokyo, Japan. We are a leader in creating educational software, especially for use on gaming platforms as well as producing other fitness and health related content. We are constantly searching for new mediums to deliver quality content and look forward to participating in the evolution of digital entertainment and learning that is taking place with e-books.

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      Hiragana Study Book - IE Institute

      HIRAGANA

      Study Book

      Written By: Matthew Churchill, Tsubasa Nishigai, and the IE Institute Staff

      Special thanks to: Shusuke Namura and Madoka Asami

      Published in the USA by IE Institute Inc. at Smashwords

      Published in Japan and Korea by IE Institute Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Japan

      Executive Editor: Tsubasa Nishigai

      Copyright c 2010 IE Institute Co., Ltd All Rights Reserved

      Discover other titles by IE Institute at Smashwords.com or

      http://www.iedijipub.com

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not

      be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this ebook

      with another person, please purchase an additional copy for them.

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      This book was written and designed by a group of Japanese educators and foreign learners of the Japanese language. Teachers and students alike gave their advice and input to help make this book both fun and useful. In Japan, IE Institute is best known for our English test and kanji (Chinese character) test study software. In fact, we are both thrilled and honored to be able to say that to date over one million copies of

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