If you want to learn Japanese in depth, you have to worry about whether to buy an electronic diction

You said that you are at the second level.,Electronic dictionary is a must-have.,I'm also a Japanese major.,It's really convenient to have a Casio in hand.,The computer is too hard to bring.,My Casio is only more than 1700.,It's much cheaper than a portable.,And Casio's dictionary is professional.,The translation you bring on the Internet may not be credible.,Personally, I recommend the dictionary first.,That really works.。

And I bought it when I was a sophomore, and now I've been using it for more than a year, so it's really convenient.

Whether you check English, Japanese or Chinese, you have a strong sense of work.

In addition, if you buy Casio, I personally recommend not buying handwriting, one is that it will be relatively high, and the other is that handwriting is not as convenient as imagined, and if you write by hand, there will be a similar one for you to choose which one you want, so that it will invisibly extend the time, and you will never want to use the handwriting function again when you use it.

It's recommended to buy it.,I'm a Japanese major.,Bought an electronic dictionary.,Casio's.,It's easier to look up.,The computer can be loaded with software.,But,It's not convenient to carry.。

Vocabulary.,This Casio is quite large.,I feel like it's basically all available to look it up.。

It is recommended not to be too expensive, the electronic dictionary is still in place at one time, hehe

I bought it in Japan with Casio for 22,000 yen.

The notebook is not convenient to carry, it is impossible to take it anywhere needed, and if you carry it with you, the learning efficiency will be improved a lot.

And if you use the time between things like waiting for the bus, recess, etc., to learn things, you will remember it faster and more solidly than sitting at a desk and rotting it all day.

If you need to use Japanese in your future work, an electronic dictionary is an indispensable tool, and you will be glad that it is convenient.

lzDon't blame the common concern is exactly the same as me.

Mark it.

If you are thinking about future uses, you should still buy a reference book that can be used for a long time.

It stands to reason that beginners only need to learn the textbook well, but you will soon discover the flaws and shortcomings of the textbook.

Only reference books can follow you for a lifetime, and the textbooks are thrown away after learning, and I am afraid that I will not be able to throw it far enough to make myself nauseous.

The Japanese-Chinese Dictionary can be used as the first book.

The Great Dictionary of Han and Japan can be the second part.

The new dictionary of foreign words is also important.

Difficult to read Dictionary of Names of People and Geographical Names

Literary Dictionary

"Dictionary of Japanese Idioms and Stories".

Japanese Dictionary of Science and Technology

If you want to use Japanese as a tool to make a living, the dictionary above (which is updated every year) should be a must-have.

A small and medium-sized dictionary for China, Japan and Japan, a small one is very easy to use.