Mandarin Course

Part 1: There’s a ton of dictionaries on Japanese out there. Many of them are virtually the same in terms of content and skill level. Here are some of the dictionaries I commonly use when studying Japanese and why I find them to be worth looking at. 1. Kodansha’s Communicative English-Japanese Dictionary by Peter Sharpe 2. The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary by Jack Halpern

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