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Kanji Dictionary: dictionaries for learning Japanese (146 words)
Since Kodansha International announced the publication of Jack Halpern's The Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary (KALD) in February 1999, this dictionary was reprinted several times and a new edition was released in 2001.
The dictionary has now become a widely used, popular reference work for learning Japanese throughout the world.
This dictionary is based on the world-renowned NTC/ Kenkyusha New Japanese-English Character Dictionary (NJECD), which has become a standard reference work and has enjoyed the praise of world-renowned scholars and countless learners of Japanese worldwide.
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