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［About the Products]
ーExplore 80 languages and cultures through shorthand-
Shorthand is a technique to quickly transcribe spoken language using simple symbols such as lines and dots. The author of this book has painstakingly developed a unique shorthand method based mainly on the alphabet through self-study. This is the only textbook in Japan that explains the author's multi-language shorthand method in an easy-to-understand manner, including example sentences for each language. It covers shorthand techniques for a diverse set of 80 languages, including familiar ones like French and Italian in greater detail, as well as Kurdish, Tibetan, Macedonian, Basque, and more. Please use it in conjunction with its sister book, ""Easy Shorthand for 60 Languages"".
［Table of Contents］
Simple shorthand for 14 languages...
Germany
France
Spain
Italy
Brazil
Romania
Russia
Bulgaria
Poland
Czech
Hungary
Finland
Türkiye
Sweden
Persia
Arabic
Hangul
China
Netherlands
Hungary
Greek Contemporary
Denmark
Norway
Ukraine
Serbia, Croatia
Modern Hebrew
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Indonesia
Murray
Filipino
Vietnam
Hindi
Bengali
Thailand
Laos
Burma
Cambodia
Mongolia
Nepal
Urdu
Esperanto
English
Simple shorthand languages
English
Simple shorthand
languages
Egypt Arabia
Latin
Uzbek
Uyghur
Punjabi (Pakistan)
Punjabi (India)
Sinhala
Tamil
Taiwanese
Shanghainese
Cantonese
Georgia
Swahili
Amhara
Iceland
Ireland
English
Simple shorthand languages
English
Germany
France
Ainu
Classical Greek
Classical Hebrew
Modern Greece
Basque
Catalunya
Roma
Telugu
Marathi
Azerbaijan
Kazakh
Slovenia.
Hausa
Yoruba
Spain
Italy
Russia
Kurdish
Brazil
Tibet
Albania
Armenia
Yiddish
Slovakia
Macedonia
Belarus
Author biography
[Comments from the person in charge]
While the primary goal of learning a foreign language is to communicate with people from that country, it is also about understanding their culture and philosophy. Although this is a book on shorthand, I would be delighted if it sparks your interest in the languages of various countries through the medium of shorthand.
［Author Biography］
Yukitoshi Sato
Born January 6, 1948 in Tokushima Prefecture
