Released on = December 1, 2006, 11:42 am

Press Release Author = Kanji-Sudoku.com

Industry = Education

Press Release Summary = A new approach to writing & learning hundreds of Chinese
characters within hours

Press Release Body = Generations of students have experienced many months of
frustrating learning efforts caused by poor language learning methodology. A new
mind blowing learning technology introduced in this course book will revolutionize
the access to the Japanese and Chinese languages. Writing and memorizing of Chinese
characters can now easily be done.

Chinese characters (Hanzi) - also used in the Japanese language (Kanji) - are
arranged by their \'looks\' (shape) instead of their meanings. Small groups of six
similar characters each will help you to save precious time exercising writing and
reading. Learning speed will be improved by creating a solid base of at least 333
Kanji just within hours.

Download a free excerpt with 90 Kanji (pdf, 4955 KB) at the author\'s website:
www.Kanji-Sudoku.com - this will boost your motivation to learn the Japanese
language.

About this eBook (333 Kanji-in-a-Day):

Many years of educational research unveiled a stunning fact: Chinese characters are
traditionally introduced by their contextual meanings instead of their shape. And
this considerably slowed down the language acquisition process.

This course book offers a new approach to writing and learning Chinese characters
(Kanji in the Japanese language, Hanzi in the Chinese language).

By arranging the Kanji in small groups of similar shape on tracing sheets your
learning performance will be increased. Our brain really loves motoric reinforcement
while learning through writing practice. Little numbers attached to some strokes are
explaining the correct stroke order and writing direction. In contrast to all other
educational resources the numbers will only be displayed where necessary as your
feeling of the correct writing and stroke order will grow from page to page. Two
printed fonts of each Kanji are displayed to help understand the small differences
in their appearance especially when handwriting is concerned.

Readings (or pronunciation) are given both: in Japanese kana and transliteration
(Hepburn system). CAPITALS and katakana are used for on-readings (Chinese origin),
hiragana for kun-readings (Japanese origin).

eBook \"333 Kanji-in-a-Day\" available at www.Lulu.com

We are looking for Japanese language related webmasters to arrange other language
versions of this eBook (up to 50/50 creator revenues split at Lulu.com).

Contact:

Mr Claus Liepke
eMail: Kanji [at] Kanji-Sudoku.com
Phone: +49-6221-377523

About \'Kanji-Sudoku\' (www.Kanji-Sudoku.com):

Portal dedicated to Sudoku with Chinese characters with unique resources of free
Japanese and Chinese language learning materials. Download free pdfs of Kanji/Hanzi
Sudoku, Japanese language crossword puzzles (Hiragana, Logical, Cryptogram,
Puzzlegram, Kana-Transliteral) and writing practice sheets for both Kana (Hiragana,
Katakana) & Kanji. Memorize Chinese characters arranged by themes with online match
games (18/32 Kanji with 36/64 cards, including pronunciation and meaning of each
Kanji) and enjoy our free desktop wallpapers with Chinese zodiac animal signs or
Sudoku themes.

Web Site = http://www.Kanji-Sudoku.com

Contact Details = Mr Claus Liepke
eMail: Kanji [at] Kanji-Sudoku.com