Basic Kanji Book 2

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BS MAPA T [Intermediate Kanji Book] AREREDBS BROUGH & BA, RARER d SRACMA TRESS || LBRO. THEMES ORR o TORE, CBR. CHLORINE THS, 20044 3-H FURKEREEBA LY 7 RELATE TILT MN wk He wh BRETv R (Table of Contents) I a A # a F p. BR ge SR RA AB & 1 23) Hobbies A Be 13) | ©|T.V. Programs | MOF L aR 9 HA -+ Rom (RH ee ee eR nl 24{ Verbs -4- Opposite Actions | i 38 12 41 ©| Writing a Schedule “FROME A 20. em a = Eh I 25| Wedding Ceremonies if nyo! Review Lessons 21-25 | L21—L2saist=// (a8##me(2)) (287) 31 BAO DE LK ARR ESRB 6 26| Japan's Four Seasons | if % 2 © | Greeting Cards 4E84K(New Year Cards), ete. 43 EAE -2- HOE Ce 27| Affixes -2- : Jobs eR 12| © | Occupations PRE NBR -BR-RB-AUMEE oe FARMS REA E # FW 4 BK 7 28) Test Questions HOR 12 © | Copypaper BRR 63 wR RRHRRR SE HEH | 29) An Entrance Examination | 5& & 12 t a © | How to Fill ina Form) Yuko SH BE -5- FER tt wk HOT OR HR 30} Radicals -5~ Review Lessons 26—30 | L26—Laomisie/ UW + lle - O92) (345),|e ae A & Pp. te tT mo Re fH HR Be A i 31| Travel cas 12 © Pamphlets PGE + OLR +A OBITS TL» b 93 SOA RRR RAR MB eH m1 32 Means of Transportation | i & 12 © Timetables BAO 102 OR 8G a@ 2 ah ROR M @ for 33| Signs 10 ©| Signs on Doors WAVARET 44 ye 12 WO Baile BRE #8 ASA ik RR M a General Terms for 3 34 Tools and Utensils 10 © | Department Store ARAB 36) Hee 121 Qe od Hf tf Me RE 13 35| Economic Terminology 10 Review Lessons 31~35| L31—L35ojit#=/ (#84#uL(3)) (399)] 130 NAB bom WR oe RH EE A 36 Kanji for Feelings 10 ©) Parts of the Body MW Re CRO 142 al -5S- 8+ ft fe 1t OF Be Hh BL Bl ak ra 37| Verbs -5~ Vi-Vt ® 11 ©) Kanji Lettering MOMS -RESEOLIN LT 153 HAKER KO RS WH rt 38| Adjectives -3- 10 © | Washing Instructions REOLDOFRO IS 163® A # a oF 2 ie 2 Rw Re RR th 39) Airport 10) o| Names of Countries) SHOEI 4a725 ih HE ee mm me mm | 40 Geograpical Features 10; Review Lessons 36-40) L36~ LAM / (le + WURDE) (450) 181 was S ee 41 Kanji Compound -2- wo © | Electric Appliances | EARLIER | KePMIE a 42) University Life | 10 cea | __. - eee . © How c0 NAG S| MUR#(Personal history) it AE Il \ BLO eH ‘gon MM 43| Verbs of Change 1 ios x — © History 218 Ba A (em me KR Mm H4) Abstract Ideas 1 2 eee eee aoe 7 eee ee (© | Using a Dictionary | BtAlSROHR 223 HEE -3- (2 me te 45, Affixes -3- w _ Review Lessons 41~45) Lal —Las iit 1500) 237 Hale (WAL F%IB) | Reading Index (for Vols. 182) 241 251 we BAS CA He RARESNOD) 2b | Radical Index | List of Basic Kanji 500 te REE SMASH S COA Kanji Index with ON-KUN ReadingsLesson 23 I 223: | =k 1}—______—_0m to ie (Hobbies) 6 AR-Y KH HLLOBRIAT TTD (Se ae Le FS) SF] AO BORIS | BRB —Y i & WS Ble BF Lett. we ne kaLesson 23 ell 2 2-1. 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RHONA a-Ald, VOEDF H YAN CHU ETD. 3. HEOFAMLS VETO 4. FROBMRSV ETD. 5. PRIS, CACNMBOEMAS ETD, 6. COPCHRLCOPMERTARUTH AD, DF LEIA, Fev aa HN ETH. DF VEIL OV TRAIL TK HEM, RERKOLA TH SHIM (aren) OHBOTL CHARERCAEL ES. =Lesson 24 BE -4- ROR ( Opposite Actions ) Pak, LORCMAT DMMORETH. ee et eR | Ire. COMORA LAL opposite) OME TAEL ZF. ] (U2 particles), (<4 (CE appropriate) & Here, a 7 RoenA [ K KC 18°C) S% — FEO | ie —u—Lesson 24 Oe agate RANE wee ( ) ha oem (1 _ 2 ~ 3 wat ( J ® f 13K ES «A eet lat 1] ge C aL 1 (Intransitive Verbs and Transitive Verbs) <-m ~& Vt> Bot (to get up, to happen) (to wake, to cause wa MTS (to stand up) (to set up something HAS HFS (to turn, to be bent) (to bend something: Midd Hdd (to begin) (to begin something? Bb HDE/BRAD (to finish) (to finish something)2-1, REOBSG Lesson 24 [a= yk 2;}-——___——_ #= + BROR ARE RE wa [Aka tvas (am | ws ee rise lease Boe initiate Lest (10) | 2 | y | ne ft + i REE | [T LI [Tt | were #2 (8) 2% to get up, to rise to happen, to occur #2(%) OF to cause, to wake someone up i + )O)44 tostand up Gz! sleep AR (a3) SS to sleep BR(LA: ) a bedroom to put (achild)tosleep @G#(LA-*v>+L ©) asleeping car 267 ie play, fun HEE a9 wander (12) TT=]= 7 aay Mi 3 W(HZ)H to play itt (HZ) U° play, recreation —13— ERM (WI-ZA-B) an amusement parkLesson 24 [ae] vs CAk& Oty BS x 268) > | stand ho tb Y2 3Z) establish | ca (3 T1515 t TT [py pv ise | | | | | \ | [ {4 _ 3E(%2)2 to stand BIL(= < +92) national | S(t + 1) a standpoint HaE(L +99) private o- | - < i 269 ss seat the # a ce r “T H(t) to sit BR(S ES) a seat EM (Uv + S)F4_ to sit up straight; to sit in the formal Japanese style 270 use 2b5 y id (8) | — ae 7H he peheheh | | | | | | | | bth (8(24) 4 to use, to employ WH(L + £5)4% touse Mopar) way of using/directions for use AAE ( an ambassador | _ ! an he begin U-3B + start leU-% (8) | C Tk He tte eles! | L | Lt #2) ES to start BARE (DY- LFS to begin | #e(ltU) a to start something 638 (L+1E>) the first train — 14 -Lesson 24 F a CALa vas (Hi) end B-bd yao | BRO an) é ] eR RR RR | | jt #(B) DS to end #IE(L 3 + TA) the last train #(B) 2B to finish something #(Lw 3 -CA) the terminus 273|4X| lend at (4) By rent (2) F = S a [TF] RP ABR aK | B(HA)F to return Wa (N\A + LA)FS to reply (by letter) 3BHE(NA + CU) an answer (AA + S02) 44 to return, to pay back —15—Lesson 24 RE ae CALA avas (Bi) 6 it send | B<-2 U9 (9) TPE | | ie : 3&(B<)S to send HEN (TF + ne Lome & 3. to lend a car 4. to rent a room 5. to pay back = __ cee ClelLie CL jeljos al jelly (bE > a 8 Ea ety a 6. to get up 7. to sleep 8. tostand 9. to sit on a chair jaa Lia [Jo wre jo & coy tb tb 10. to play 11. to use chopsticks 12. to send a package [ja ae, j3 | | le, j4 bE On to BCLesson 24 TD. ORCELFGRELANE SEV. 3. a seat 4. areply 1. the last train 2. a sleeping car Co CeO Ce Sue Led tA LA RO Le - loaning out to see someone off 4. a national university r _— [TTT I 0 LLJt co ’ 2600 Ry mE 8. the opening ceremony 9. the closing ceremony 10. an embassy a 4 ee 1 apie b. [|x st [ |e L FL5le LerFrale Ke bo pA Il. SEOXETEED CREL Ho THAPALED, JREECBER SC EAB of, EMRor. EDA AIS, CHAM LIDML LT, COLLAB DS, TDathEAK CEOEDFRA SKY OT, Yay bU-aye— OWTLELH Ka AVI COKVLEHO SOBA 4. Leck AEPATEOK, HSBATHHLANDETILOWTHEF,Lesson 24 A= yb 3 $i tone <-AO#A> Read the following interview seript and fill in the chart below. ALPE AT— HOF, SLE BRMEOLLU ETDs BOK Udy HTL 2 Fos AY¥E aT VOR, SRLO-AOKIG (HOMO) LOWTH COMMMIBATH RHEERUA THAR BOA Vikdos Av 9ST TRAE, BA MGOSRA ETO) BON "RACH. THOADE.) Ave aT MBido, BOK WLAERNRVATH A Ave eat lidh, TATI A. BHM ( ROK + TT A479 aT— Leh, BEEMSDI BON 87 405; AVP aT HOC, BEBE Rb) ETH, HON OSRCHITE, Polk SEMSO GMOAKE VET Hos 449k ae UFBE, RAMSDILTHECS TID. BON "WA, WCHRERNTHOEDS, ROTH OBES Gob e IAT 479 E LT — MELTPORSE CORMBALA BILE LTHETHY BOK '25o FLUERENARERAKN CTR. eee {RELA R ET Hos BOK Thy Coipra tha 479 EAT — PADRECC ONHU Toth LETH BOK TA, BESBOL, BA (CVE alover) OSL, KCLAS ALT (to idle one's time away) E405 179 E ATH CEFEHYMEF IEE LHe a job) (dtIRRISRE BATH “Fos alee T : 7 T a PP eswounke Esa se rae si (RI) LOR (Ox 4 achart) MS SEPM, AHLAMAE SEEM, Hd DAF A, JC, HOMME CBS AN, EP TSOL OBS GE,Lesson 24 CO) bate RS CSET! *f9( 5) 6 a(S) bt meeting $B (THLE) = WCE submission BB (AAR) = FILE return BME (Ato Ls) a training camp WG (el) = thebSxok start BT (Lejd235 =&bs° finishLesson 25 I 25 | aay hk 1}_—-——_______—_ 8088 WorAl, « BARE (Japanese Wedding Ceremonies) (fi 3) Japanese style) C2 50. 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You write "@IP (tdi, agift), or "FH (2 EAR, felicitations) ; and your name on the envelope. You may use an envelope with a gold or a silver cord, but the left edge of the envelope must always be red. You should not use a similar kind of envelope which has a green or grey edge, as this is used to make an offering of money to departed spirits. People write “@@tA) (Cau +A, to before the spirit of the departed); on the envelope and offer it at funerals.Lesson 25 ie B-+HRORARS —1, BFOBER i: Wm KALA Ava (iE) 277 connect Ute pee conclude (12) & it is fi | pt | i lee 1 wot) 8 to bind, to connect + 4A) aconelusion : if L | td t BRUT O marriage a) a result al yes, H(A # OTS to get engaged wedding ay | a) | UT Ae Be Pe ae he a alas | , | | | [| | #8HE (IT + CA) FS to get married RMR (LA + CA HE? 24) a honeymoon separate zr ee 7 (a8) “TPR R PRR AR Be Rater )2S to separate to part, to detach — 23 — ANF to divorce +) separationLesson 25 wa KALA : vas (8%) seat ee as 280 4 a | g MCHE) a seat HHGEIR (LTS) a reserved seat HR (Lo +tt&) $4 to attend WR(S +2) a seat 281| by | defect eB A} lack mee (4) + 1 : ; 1 PDP | ] KP) to be missing, to be short of KIB (iGo + S)FS to be absent L + TA) a fault 282} Z, | previous a a6 | preparatory (4) 7\7/3izZ | ] it | I ; 4 | ) } of oj L Poe(£ + Tv) a schedule, a plan FH(L + O<)FS to reserve RAF RCA + &+£-124) a weather forecast 283) 9 | fix x settle | P71 PP IRE Ie he | | TT TT SKIS to decideLesson 25 Re | Ved KALm av ae _ (ae) 284/53 | ocean a” 1 occidental (9) ye SS bY be eels] | ] If y Po te eat i#| | | | | ) | | | —L i | | | T+ £5) the West BUE(E£ 5-45) the East, the Orient (£4 - 4) Western clothes (£5 -Ls<) Western food 1 5 285 Et ceremony yt z | formula, style (6) “EFERR | |X(L&) aceremony, a formula MAB + SA + L&E) a wedding Bsk(2 5+) a formula EX GH. + L&)% formal, official 286| 4 peace 7 FU) cum, Japanese (8) | _ —_—i 7 Zz Z Z 1 2 ft lt Ue niko LL | | | | t i | | | |FA(Av +) peace Aife( + Ls <) Japanese food 4b) harmony, sum, total Aili (><) Japanese kimono 287|> vivid AISI | / vigor (9) TT b* PZle oe eels yp i+ i oh 6 HIRE + AO) ECOL) life, living printed type WR (do + (£0) active WH) (PO + &4) activity — 25 —Lesson 25 2-2. ROMA 1. DEDRFORAGE VOUS CHEESY, 1. #éHeSt 2. MTS 3. REFS 4, Fst 5. Ft 6. Fe 7. BRET 8. ERE S 9. eR 10. ARR I. DEDRFORMAH & OSA THERE, 1. RRA LT. AIMS So 2. hits ZERIT REMS L 3. +At—BIe EE ORRIN Bo 4, TRAIFEMH obo, N-F4- ER LIS 5. KAPRERTPS, BRIT te 6. BREA LETA, WRICLETA, 7. BS ERIC LEt. T'll have the fixed menu with grilled fish. 8 RSS, ROUCMNTHAL TET. I live away from my father and mother. ee2-3, eee I. CUCTHEFGREZANE SY. 1. marriage 2. divoree ae ae LLJ Lt Wo LA 9 5. Western food and Japanese food ae | Je] Las b Las 7. afixed menu 8. a schedule 3. to attend Loo te Lesson, 25 4. to be absent [ | |jra | [| lte Ho 8 6. the East and the West LijeL to £9 Ho kD 9. life, living 10. a ceremony ae 1 ae _ i ro [ _ oe LJ TR LES £ tT to Po Le T. CheCSESGREEANE SUK 1. to tie a string 2. to leave the country 3. activity ose! le [ lel |na er ce be eee 4. Western books 5 LL] | £5 Le Western liquor 6. Western style CoO —27—Lesson 25 7. Japanese style 8. Japanese books 9. formal Ll LI | E|_|% b Ls oe who Ue 10. aconclusion 11. aresult 12. an engagement 13. a honeymoon # [| | ie 4 Lim (Je 2 BA Ho o& ZA 8K LA =A 14. an admission limit 15. a reserved seat 16. to reserve | id | % iB tf | ITS Th A, Lote te bm I. CEOLETAEA GREE THADAESEY. Bl. LARA, POLAHVS CT, LAI Ca, TEAS CC. BEI Ca, 1, CEDAR INI LEK LestatS, 2, BEC OBTHSVIL, LF LETHA, DLATHA 3. SBA oCAFSLETW 4. HAIFOUM LEN CALT, SES LORD LOT. 5. NAR FITMN TER. PITPOLFHL POTS — 28 —Lesson 25 ay hk 3-——— aD HET AR PE MAL AMD ETA, EF SA, BATH, Mid, HHO S VwOTLEVELL. Th, SITMIKENDELEMH, KOs ITH. A KOKGIL, ETORLUYTHS | ST, Sa 5lt, BAOBMBNOMTH 2 OL RMA) ET. KEEOH | BASRA 1 OAM LET. HA CHM ET SPECIOSA 6H LEVEBSTHEF, ENT, MPBRO EH oCTALVOTHAL HRA (SREB AMET ORL CARBO EHSOTL 2 3m. EK, HERO Kid, MAOMME EI SAIOTH A. MATCHES. ENT, HFSHoTHEF, £505, 200348 6 A 9 A *?F2 (14V00H1>) the usual first form of address in a Japanese letter, like ‘Dear Sir’ in English (Usually some seasonal greeting such as "S i 4+ Sito), CEC HIAS) EFMas, and so on follow.) , Well; Now (The main topic of the letter starts after this conjunction.) ~K2NT about ~; with regard to ~ ~ (sentence in plan form) $C. I'm planning to ~ BA) a gift, a present ~E6A5 to be different from ~ BEB (AAL) a reply HAC ©) a common way of ending a Japanese letter, like ‘Sincerely yours’ in English — 29 —Lesson 25 BM. COP (CHA), Eo S ELEM 2. V-BARFHATID. 3. U-BAIEFS LTHB SAI FMERS ELD A. V-SADKESILVORMT SFECHTD, 5. UV“ SADR EORMAIZAMATT Do 6. SEKEKESI FRAP RBLT (KEW. XO FROBEA OFREMOSILIES FE (dete), THR PAD & ¢)y ete. OFH(SUWMMH ED! TSC HOEKESUHELEYL TSOVAMOTS ETA ete. OWF (HT) OF EBC ST BLATH ADs "BmbY aN ERAD.S TUPABF COLT HA. ete. Oo 5 SOFTER, | MOTATHA I oT ETC PLOPEVSELEA, SIKVUL ISTH ete. ORK: TST TELAT SE THT, M54 (news), AP (question), iad (request), S4\>(thanks), #U(apology), Ls 7 74> (invitation) % Ee eBS. ORD) OHVSD: HST ET CC, BHEAMIELTC RSV. (BAKDPSOLBLALLTHEF) "SLI ZS ete. OFRMERDSIEIES WA (I C)) He (Z5FF)s ete. — 30 —Lesson 25 BC Led VTHIET HAE TTTTTT @ VTVELTI TITLE Review Lessons 21—25 Nike 8 BR GOA (MA Oo)tt Ue) (nH A) (Se) RE) Ma wa & me SR BR AL GE) a Ak Aust AE) A:Bwe Bw aR ViBkD BS HE WO HS 189 MED Rod WS 0S HF BS BRA BI VWNYS MESS WARTS HESS BF)TS RWS S MUS S RMT S Pets (HTS RIT —31—Lesson 25 =3eu Bt (2) Word Structure I. Ex. DEDIEWEVADHSRAY Ex. Bei — a + 2 & a HG EA UKE . Ris FB EE A RE A . REAR ESE A A ae / ff (meaningful units) books building = a library Re NITEEFROSMSEAREEY, i Oa BA BBKE ELBE ea ERA REE Rati tt TH BE ROLF Seals = HEC & = EZ oO WA TS = EH = KECK = Bull = Tia = BL = Ry —32— Ke SY,Lesson 25 5. RE & ( ) ai 6. ERAS RE di 7. ae ee MM) Fx 5 Fa 8. REE +85 ( FS 9. RUSRABE = HBC aE 10. KBB BIC ae ll. ABSR = AR BR 12. ARH = K ( Fa DH. DFORFEO-OOME (verds) DF V— THURS. ® ~# Vi ® ~a ~-A/E Vi @® ~# ~*(place) Vi ® ~# ~€ (object) Vt ® ~#* ~(2 (person) ~* (object) Vt ® Both © and © @ Others —3-Lesson 25 V. ( )EILA WOE ELF (opposite word) FANE Ex. £ _mo . BED . ED OR ll. 34Lesson 26 I sce | aay RPO La HAM (Japan’s Four Seasons) There are four seasons in Japan ; spring, summer, autumn and winter. Memorize these Kanji with the corresponding adjectives. Has & mean : = se ME 7S ~ A (ew) — 35 —Lesson 26 a=yhk2 2-1. BFORBED Bx+KRORABRFT aE wa (Aba AYA (DK T5) aaa) | spring aa vay - (9) -|=|= - ] ] ] 4 . 4 | 1 J itt H(i8) spring 5d(L@A-RA)OH the vernal equinox day @(RULS - PF) A spring holidays HA(V+ L&A) youth 289) | summer 42 a a i) i T T FERRE LITT [TT LT ETT Pitty B(%>) summer L(+ A) acool summer | | Btk(e2 + -2F)% summer holidays 290/4,)| autumn be yar | AW (9) 2 |2 ep |4y C7 alee “it ak e RATA | | | | I i] | ie I I ae : | _| | (>) autumn WUK(IEA + L@3) late autumn | 4h (Lw3-SA)OA the autumnal equinox day — 36 —Lesson 26 RE ae cALa yas (ait) 291 vint AD by FAL winter 1 = S v3 T21f T | “Ty 7 ALAA | | | A(hm@) winter WACEA £9) a mild winter | Atk (AW - 24) A winter holidays | hot 292 i & for climate) bow vonlA]ejaie I i B(dO)v» hot Bef #(H2)& heat, hotness 293 hot | HOW BULB YH BH (for things ) | (as) = 7 . T T J+ * iF zi PE RL | - ry \~ “| 7 | (2) hot # (ta) fever, heat I (ti + LA)%& eager, enthusiastic 294 ge cold | St- ay =) (for climate ) (2) ay Pope TAP | [| | R(SL)O cold acold front | (SE) S coldness —37—Lesson 26 ar va ALm YAR (G%) 295|sAN cold DRS Dd-kwW Ut 1%} (for things) Wet | J a %(OB)KV cold, cool (iY + (E5) air-cooling | (DPF to cool, to refrigerate — HLMECALU> « a refrigerator | > = ~ 4 warm irte- I Ye | (for climate) a3) Tn? In lo* Ig” la p& ln In los - - A fp [a (a [o° o° a Be ee ee lee] | | PTTL i td [|| W(t) warm WAR(BA + HK * warm, mild BEA + (£3) heating + £3) amild winter 297)>4 | warm cere eee | /3Q) (for things) Skt-ob (2) ~T & & Eabalcesarecalale] T ale fe fe a ama jm | | | oe | | L a warm (silat (7549+ 33 A.V >)a clinical thermometer | a greenhouse IR (BA -+bA) a hot spring j 298/27 | cool FLY yao Un refreshing a) | ose ssa sss ” =] ooh be perert prin | | rT a Tt i i I L cool } +4) acool breeze $$) G to enjoy the cool airLesson 26 Wa KALA 299 Ki weather (O/HE-) Fy AFRO “BST RH (% ¥) OI (H¥42) the Milky Way | RR(TA+&) the weather RETA + <<) heaven, paradise | 2-2. R4ee 1, SEORFEORAH EOS AG CHAR SV. 1. HRDV ROE 2, RVAOA 3. BV BOR 4. RL EE 5. BA 6. 4% * 1. DV A-T 8. RRA 9. MASS I. OXOMEORAKE OG AE THA BU, 1, BOD5, GLURAMATELY, 2. RE TRVURRCRDUA, KO ERIN te 3. MIRO OR LUBI TAR 4. BDA EKO AKA. The vernal equinox day and the autumnal equinox day are holidays. 39Lesson 26 5. COMBA AR 6B SHS. air-conditioning and heating 6. #. BL hk, OPC, VOMN-BHA TI DW 7. Mish OETA. Kika THo TK HS \s. to take your temperature 8. BKARRORVM, BARODA S LHC. to write cards to inquire after each other's health 2-3, BEME IT. OU CKEGGMELANESY, 1. spring 2, summer = 3, autumn 4. winter 5. a cool day | [ LI | L Jeet ik 2 be ao aT o 6. ahot day 7. hot tea 8. a cold room 9. cold water — ; = —— — — | Ww | | Ws | Ww Tov [ bo eo bo be &e a 8 Om ar 10. awarm house 11. warm food 12. the weather ay yd rN | Joel Lyme test} Lt | bits FA bth bt 80 TA 8 aiOR CEE RREEANE SY. 1. four seasons 2. summer holidays Lesson 26 3. winter holidays Re 18D RA DED( ) 1. FOKOFIA, (, zo moe 252 CEE IGRELARE SI, ,) ReEnKOT, 1 sy EOF5 ( + ELSE | eal i m Lek » Led EF b? OF AD OF 4. the vernal equinox 5. the autumnal equinox 6. the Milky Way TTT rq | DOD LBA BA bee BA bE ah 7. air-cooling and heating 8. to cool ‘sake’ in the refrigerator l> | : Be, |B mM CL fe et ay 0 _ (LELK. 2. (, J WERE (MO bOE (ARG AMO, 3. KFSARL (1) HoT CL TC) TRF. ae POC IEC ITC IC, BM 5. (0 PME LSE) D5 bE C ea (Cobo ) WLEBEATH — 41Lesson 26 ai=yhk 3 HAD ae DEOKEBAT, FOR (U25 achart) KMIANTC HEU € x i & HLT | EA BARICILEH (AO) 4 HO, one OB, (L&) &5. SA, MA, HAIECHS. BK. EMSNV RENT. SCDADTERI HOS. Th SRMROA. AAS LE (MARES. CAL AAKE TOBY. MIU CRLY BMT CAMB. RAISE, RL EY, KTHS. AMENVSEMT VRROBILA LACES. RBDK, AK- YOK, EEO. HHIED FETA IRBAGT DNS, Kibo T, FLACAPSSARS. IO BOLUM: (SARS. EAD SLAC AHR, #23) (SO) a season ~EW3 We call ~ BB < = BRT, Pane 5° here and there 4% (BOG) HKD to be held EA (L240) ~ and ~ and so on We (L&) four seasons ~ThS = ~K/TH is~ 765 flower viewing AS moon viewing XH a tournament, a meeting #7 a district the first days of the New Year — 42 —Lesson 26 JMOTWET HR CHET HL Ba gees Lgbed a ge <#RK CEB RBU> HAA, IEA (L398) IMB Games 3 a New Year's card), BORG CS PRAY (L2b5e574E. a mid-summer greeting) DiidtS EBUT, KALHILES. SER (An 23) BpASE. (L25e3 adv) x ci) Jae KR Se GS 6s - RR OK QS she as # Osh cL = OW a e ctae o x BRC FF FAK FS [7 We OS H Uk ha eon cf | eet U paE & | SHO ees DS | eno we pre = ote & nag = Bede AUD wy BOR LEs FU ar aBE KEK wos % a : % *8] () ELTROTLI CSVSET. A Happy New Year cf HEBDTEI CLOTS, MME (SAMLABA), RE (L235), ete. eed: ($< tA 40>) during the last year sim (tt) (9 L Thank you for your assistance. BH (AA) WH (45) LESS polite form of BELL ET WA (AEE) polite form of 4A. (all of you) CSF (225) great happiness 241 (HO) OUALEF Lwish, I pray TEH(ATATA) New Year's Day, the Ist of January CTH (PO%<) MLE to be active 42°1FtKT by everyone's favor, thanks to you 4) =H time, when H (LHW) F (<7) Sv Please take care of yourself. — 43 —Lesson 26 les <+=X Twelve Animals Used as Names of Years> 1. F (a) = BFA — amouse De tee) a cow 3. (£5) = tiger 4. 9[l G) = 388 — arabbit 5. he (ho) = 8 a dragon 6,B & =.0 a snake 7. FOX) =5 a horse 8. (DOL) =F asheep 9. FA (84) = &® a monkey 10.8 (9 =8 abird 11. AE (wa) = & a dog 12, F (e) = VOLL awild boar HOM 1) HHH (GEL) THD. (2) RRL CGILEL) CHAS (3) HSMM CRILEL) Thm. * Me (SV) TH bHeT. 1948 1949 1950 1952 1953 1954 1955 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965, 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975, 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 200: 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Dip tyI eve | aoyhi BRORF -2- ie (Occupations) Lesson 27 REO For expressing one’s occupation the following suffixes are used. —# (Le) BH = (0, medicine) +% a doctor HH =H (8, record) +% a reporter 34 = (OS, study) +8 a scholar BIH = BR (ASW, research) +# HER = BT (2904, education) +% —F (Lw) KF=%K (H, song) +F a singer #E = 4 (£5, throw) + a pitcher WF =H CEA, select) +# a player thin T: = GER (GATA, drive) +# a driver a researcher an educator — (vA) a = it (%, conference) +A a member of an assembly SRA = §R (2%, station) +H a station employee AGEL = Ii (CA, shop) +H a shop clerk 49H =) (LA, ship) + a member of the crew BLA = Att (POL *, company) +A a company employee SATA = Rt (SAC5, bank) +A a bank clerk BISA = BR (£ LA, library) +A —45 — a librarianLesson 27 -& (h) —EB (®) -# (€25) i = ii (4%, painting) +# a painter te = fF (So (S<], make) +# a writer ARR = sis (Lt 32E2, novel) +# a novelist EGA = Bi GeV, polities) + a politician SARK = FH (LeLA, photo) +# a photographer E (BAAS, music) +® a musician a shop and a shop keeper #R = % (124, book) +B a book store AE = ( tourism) + # tourist industry -URK=4— EA (service) + % service industry — 46Lesson 27 a= yh 2 Bo+tROZaBE 2-1. RFOBED [ee[ sea a 300 serve W~Lo y i ut (s) | 7 Yeats ry TT] ry aa FLL | COC tH (L + Ck) a job, work | ‘thod 4th (L + t72) how to, a met affair, fact 301 Le Z engagement (8) =l=lslelelelel ] y ala BBS Ea | ] | | al * 1 1 — Le _1_| H(L) a matter, an affair RH(L2< + UC) ameal Be (W- L&) a doctor 47 — PEEK + Le) WCC +) an aceident MBH(£5 + C) business, an engagement | 302 | person bD ve o Fe | |Z] Ty] T | Fra aa | | 1 r L | a | _ | 4 | #(%®) a person HEBD C+ Le) ascientist | a scholarLesson 27 BF Wd KALA vas (BIR) 30) 3B carry oo gy fate (2) lel elelelele| = Se Ve ee] r|8|a| a] 3B g ag | | | T ar DCLCUC“ “NEE TH { Lt} tt itil | |_| wE(1Z5) to carry iR(5 A) luck, fortune iEB(G A - £4) exercise, sports GE (G A+ 44) conveyance ne - ee ea 304 =| roll cA-e aes q turn ay | = le lel Td-le- lee lee TT iA wit ? é 4 |b [eels] 7 _. LITT tet (<4) R to fall down SRG A+ TA)TS to drive BERL TA+ Le) a bicycle DEV. TA)FS to rotate ene om aan | 305) select ROB ty x (a5) 2/2 |e] 7] 2) 2a] 22 aelee|-ezlsez) | = Se ea eee | ; | | TETTT TTT rrr it 3E(A5) KH to select, to choose WECEA + &2) an election HE(QA- Lw) a player 35) | record T Ea 0 describe (10) ‘PEEP EE 27esb5! 1 * Fis fo & elec | ee = Lo rt | HH (& +L) an article HA(& + (2w3)F4 to fill in Aid(ico + &) adiary a (&-+ Le) a reporter — 48 —Lesson 27 = or ae ea (Aka 7A (ax) 307|2¥.| discussion ¥ 2 1 ~P PERE E Eee ete t {e @ ig je jo io ja |e 7 | {oJ |i L ) a conference 3) a chairman (&- ~~) Parliament (S-+4A)TS to discuss er Ay | (10) Tet 1 7 TT olol/olvoleal/ele | PAA ee ee | | man J ale | pli ti tt i lt | ft & (vs + vA) a member of an association | SER(TH + VA) an admission limit A Ss person 309] 27 | commerce, ya | O} | merchandize ay) ie = [~ ; | | an £3°TA) astore MEL 5 + ifs) trade £3 -+UA) goods Hik(L2 4+ Le) a trading company 310 i job, business - yoo an | | Uo TELE tite | TR(S4 + F245) manufacture @#(L43-¥245) commerce | RC D37+#r4) agriculture H(SA +824) industry fLesson 27 ae vid KALA vas (HX) 31] BB | farming 29 JR agriculture (13) Mimi ese “re Pee RR(O4 + 2) a farm house 3A) a farm village BE(OF- X25) agriculture 2-2, RARE 1. DEORFORAH £ OGG THEE 1. ROE 2. ASS 3. BF 4, HET S 5. FEAORF 6. MBAS 7. BIER 8. L# 9. Ra 10, BR ll. Sak 12. SHA I. CEORPFORAGE DSA THEE EVD 1. BF EASED OM, WCRBELELKS 2. LOD e BE THEA TC HEU, 3. KF SARE ROUBLEOSE LK. 4, COMMMHLBSLAMTH. =iLesson 27 5. HOWGAEOBBlOTE Lot dts 6, HAO LR CLEA, SITREIe) ELK 7. BRON LY TH. 8. KiLPRE SMI AREER THD, 2-3, eee Il. OUTSEFGMELANS EW, L. to drive a car 2. to doa job 3. to see a doctor : ileal al at = a [je] |+4| aoa, [ ikl 3 SBE 3A TA L Pole b 4. a tennis player 5. anewspaper reporter 6. a librarian Cale LJ L a U {| | | 4} tA Le LA BA E Le Ee LE RA DA 7. amember of Parliament 8. commerce 9. agriculture LL LI oe cannes _ L Ltt Io my FA Les O53 Fed 10. to write a diary ll. a bicycle 12. a sales person Teo el LO 7 Lt ® » C TA Le TA A SnLesson 27 I. OKRCSESCREEANE SY. 1. a conference room 2. a young man 3. an article my #8 9 bm oD aoe 4. ameal 5. construction 6. a scholar 7. a scientist i | | las & zou Re Le » BK Le 8. the station staff 9. sports 10. a driver 11. industry _— L RELA ee) 3A TA LO ee Ml 28D ( )KTREFCMPS HAS SY. 1. SLAM (, walt Seana! BASENET. CO tg eG bls oUa een) tee ee. 3. TOC EC, BOC, RETA, 4. ( VEAMIO CV REO C, o38es ma KMBBOKE (, . Io fe 5. &bon (EC |) REUTR TINT HREELT(EL LT VBE TIV—-F—) EWF aLesson 27 a= y kh 3-H ian FOXERAT, TOMOHBE "OP ERATK HEU RA RG FER MMH HR PRR kek SHE WSR BEF KE 1, MBE LAV=a2-ASSBLT. HOSEN H THEFT. WHOS ERC FANS CESKMICH DS, WE POMC ETHM PT Ty 72, BF A-VECEMOTHET, 2. ROE. PRICE LADMML EDT SACO ROH Eo THES ETH. BESAMELEAHERUR (AEA to develop) FSCERHH Et. 3. MIER NAH THET. OMLIGEM (LeL24 aconductress) ¢ MoLekihhe LELAA FIU-ATIHDO, ETORNET. 4. RORBIL, K-AI AoC SBEMOTHOYAELED, BRIA (Sv ¥ asignal) Ro VFSCETH. 5. RDA CALIN, APMDSOACBE STEN FSOVAOUESTH. K SHE TSH CMA Fo THETA, HSV TIABAMU RIT, AP THRIFT PRHNITE YD ETADS,. KVAA SECT. 6. MILKOPTHHE LTO ET, MOAR BICRERLEN, BLTEG0KY, FC GORREBBLAN LES. MBMAUS TIPS, Ro THO 6, EC KEGAET. — 53 —Lesson 27Lesson 28 REO FAh HB (Test Questions) FLY (05: good) + FEW (4b: bad) TEL (2 7ELYS! correct) —+ [E> TOS (¥5H'o TS ! to be wrong) FIL (3% t same) + MED (A'5 ‘to differ) p24 Ze (CREA A! suitable) —> AGG A (4TXES % ¢ unsuitable) RELY. (GFL difficult) + P&L (easy) KD (2¥O : following) BRET Ab (4) Sti I DBRELT. STESBSEENERUE EL, Ait, PS vis (Lekind 2.easy 3.gentle) a A TL ROXERATELUSOO, Miko THSEDIEX EDIE SS ( ) AULSRNS. ( ) HUI A Bo ( ) SUID SND, I FORORPS, ELUVOOFOE DRO. BYSHICLT ( ) @rpic uy ANEW [5-H CHS CHEB 655+ 1, Bi, OTH LODE ER OTHANT, 1 EWRIC ( ee ) OB SMRES CEROHD SBA THETEV. aS cow we £6 | 1, RBAVS ( ) Ri eoTtTaR. 2. URL TZ | ) PRR Eo fe. VF FEM TROMMICHAG EU, I AABAL ECB SETD esLesson 28 ai=y kh 2-——_——_# = t+ \BOB4ABF 2-1. RFORED KALA vas (i) | tev Yar | (4) good HR(S- 025) the best BRi() £4+ LA) conscience 313 eh bad bow 7? ill (i) FEAL( & 2 - #)F 4 to change for the worse) speaking ill of #4E(< +2) malignant NIN TS 314 point oe ds cece (9) TTF ¥] T Hea al *t S . HUCTA) a point MK (TA + $3) the number of points Rei(ito+ TA) a fault “ TA) a terminus oeLesson 28 aE BM KALA avaS (HX) 315 correet RELY “4 JE right yay (5) = TJ T T FItreiel | TT | 4+ Sle | | | 1 | | | correct, right IES (tvs + £4) a correct answer IER(L 249+”) the New Year IER (L24-+U&)% honest [ey] ae : an : 316 differ bas 4 | a V] hy) 2] pl] 2/8 \B se ly ~] iil #8 #/ 2/2 aS 38 | | | | | pitt tit} tty _ 38 (5%) 4 to be different i#(5A°)\> a difference fa (= - 52%)» a mistake 3B (vs + kA) violation | 317| [=] same Bel Ko fa (6) NAMA 1 1 (43%) U same BIK(L3 -25)F%_ to sympathize BRL +E) at the same time Fl 0 agree U)tS te 318 proper Tt =I “|*]* [7 [Pal] Al Al a] epee] | Wi(T&) LZ suitable wIe(CR83)F8 to adapt M4(T&-£4)% proper MU) (<% -+D)% appropriate -— 57Lesson 28 ae] am | Kata re aw | 319] 2 | hit BD by | concerned bt (6) | PP see TH 4b) ES to hit #4 (C+) T medical treatment truth | duty, one's turn 320 | difficult otd-LY ty | (18) ae ee ie ti (oT) LY difficult \ re} Be ag {ESHE(U@ 5 + < + GA) housing shortage SERI(@A + &A) a difficult problem A+ &A)& difficult 321|SAo| next a-¢ y tA oe (6) > 7. x ~ . s T ] | | 7? Pep [| [TT | | + | (LiL Li Littl K(2) ¢ to be next BA(S< + UC) a table of contents K(O%) next KEE + HV) next time | 322/544! shape pts 7h 2 HZ Fad (7) -E lp & le’ ein meal a eS | fi tl ~T =a i; | | Ltt Fé(@er) a shape FBS HAW LA) a form HE ) adoll 1349) conjugation forms | a [Litt | | Ss323 Lesson 28 ne | eek cba avag an | taste SU 3 | oR | &t-p9 (8) f 1 von lo ov pHlot FR) || | | pra Ch +++ | | oi petit tt pp pe (aC) taste BR(v- 3) meaning HK( UE) 4 to enjoy the taste ——«AWHK(L@ + &) a hobby 2-2. RARB 1. KORFORAH E OG MECHEL EV, 1. Be 2. By 3. ELY 4. %LY 5. 4 te 6. AL 7. 89 8. 9 10, 11. 8K 12, BR 13. Hest Tl. KOREORAH &OSME CHALE, 1. BEKO BRIE NEED ECT. 3. ROLEHRATIELV OID, HB > TWH EDIEX EWE, 4.4, BRC HR LOM, (EEROME TT. 5. FARTHOMEE oT. RY SARAK 6. AMIR OAS D CMBFICRA SSS. as well as 7. TEAM CT MARIA Lee BE (LO HIT) I EVI. eo KMNSBAIZS 3 ENFLesson 28 5. bad Je dS 2-3. Bé8e ee BY MES AN EU, 1. same 2. different 3. correct 4. good LJe Ls Lie [Je be am ee & 6. difficult 7. suitable 8. truth 9. a point ] ' [ ly pe ] {4 | Lv LJ Liz LI 4 Lou uty te Teer ie TH 10. a shape 11. taste 12. next 4] J Pres OF T. Oe MSCRFEANESEY. 1. conscience 2. speaking ill of 3. acorrect answer 4. a mistake Eo DED LA be 64 the £5 z 5A 5. at the same time 6. proper 7. meaning 8. housing shortage — - [ | ae I | tc i | | a 5 | L | eo te £4 iw a Cmeik< tA =Lesson 28 9. difference 10. to change for the 11. honest 12. a fault worse a LJe Ci ise Lee LL SH bo Les L® to TA 13. the number of 14. a terminus 15. a doll 16. the New Year -_ points _ [ | laeee| ‘| — 1 J 1 TA TF bed TA bare pa Les th 17. a form, a style 18. a table of contents 19. a difficult problem ] {y_ T L L J —i__} | we Us ac oe BA bh Tl, KOKEBYCRES Mo CHSPALSY, 1. COTAL SOL OITA, EF ELIZETHO 2. DENEALBEUCOADERA ER GUE EY 3. COTATI, LbAoTWHA, 4, LO7—FIL, PBIEDEVAL HUGO. 5. HAMHoMLEVEIFI, VL elbot, THTELTESOK. 6. 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(See SORRASHI002 Mf g) x EG (La (to 2) one's diet #(UE45) achart # (97) amount Rat (1290 £4) calory aH (v> L) oils and fats +9 (0514) milk FLELE (12 F72WOA) milk products ~R (44) ~stlyle £8 (LL + <) the staple food Wb (LOE) wheat SPH (Ss) vegetable ~IZ£% tobe due to (HPA) 1. 19654 OA DAKADRHLEDE I LLOKOKMD, 2, DOOKOAKAD KIS, COMPAKAS < BELA. 8. HEVRNASKRE SoRRMAAD, 4. SRLOMORHIR, COLIIBbok, MMLC Ra —212—MoTWET HO CSET HL Lesson 43 BAEES Fa (tv S) the Christian Era iE be AR ag |g (eEB eRe (ETE) a period 300 + WX <8§fXEB> the division into periods ADI se * Sit (FAL) — primitive times “ ft (27v») ancient times & Pit (we 5+) medieval times 400 i itt (RAY) recent times 500 Wift (AAHY) modern times & Sf ae BAK (IFA7Ev») — the present age 700 no 800, ae Tot : wot ee | F so00 RAB (LALA) (pre-earthenware period) 1100 & soo {85 MK (25 BA) RE Jomon ware (straw-rope pattern ottery, a oe Pp 1400 alt SME (PU) Yayoi ware 15004 He Hit (ZA) pons [FT| ancient burial mounds 1600 4 9g EERE Pan . 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SC LEDMAMADIMLOS COAL OE CAROL TDS 2 CESK BI, OHA BN THAOED THES BB < fo 221 —Lesson 44 BL, 4 KOT UCT. HO: ES ELC. SOR LK, BORO FHId, 0 ELT, FEO 4 AMMO THANKS L RRA CHS EL BPO TH LBBLLEDEBDET, Ad, HRORNOREODL ATAERRLEM ERs TOET. BRI, RK (EAS) ROMA IEDR & L. BUTE Cid REA SEHEIC & E A CHADS LONETM, GKORULOF CHAE PCL EID. 4% Kid, Bik, BR. BEE RMOL AF LE iho TRELA RHMOVAF AL, OHAAMMLHN ETA FY FOE Ab HOST Bld, RHC ARKOMELAT ASML T, RAL eat tA ESL, AY EKG OKYAFDEEARVERDOES, EL, BCRBEMBTSNITIE BS. ARORA LT. TLOMEY AF ACO THI TO Ai Irie BACHE TARE MoT Et, * #2 management Hie CAC) after the war #8 economic growth Sei€[] advanced nations FJ an advantage a BA (GAEI)FS to examine to fit, to suit AM 1. SHO Rhy Uk, MEL COSTA 2. SHAPSTHAOTUSADBRK, HEAAMACID, Kitcrp. 3. FU SAOMRF— VS. ME MOUTH A. 4. HELOMM EMRAMIC OMT, BL LIK AL-FEFABEYY —222—Lesson 44 Mowe HL CSET ELE bh LA
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