Примери за kanji

• In contrast, neither kanji users nor context users benefited from the availability of the two sources.

• In other words, a strong belief in context is associated with (a) less use of kanji clues and (b) a weaker ability to integrate information.

• First, it examines the extent to which the integration of contextual and kanji clues generally yields better guesses, compared with ones involving a single source.

• In addition, context users tended to be much weaker in their kanji ability than in their contextual ability.

• The participants first completed the kanji pretest and the vocabulary strategy questionnaire.

• The centerpiece of the revisions is the new list of 1,945 jôyô ('general use') kanji, adopted in 1981.

• The paramount issue, of course, was the use of kanji.

• Integration of information from context and word elements in interpreting novel kanji compounds.

• Their results showed that phonological information was activated automatically and could not be suppressed even in kanji reading.

• That is, context users showed no substantial difference in their scores between the context only condition and the both kanji and context condition.

• In other words, kanji users' gain from the two sources combined was no better than their gain from the kanji clues alone.

• Individual differences in the integration of information from context and word parts in interpreting unknown kanji words.

• Further analysis, however, indicated that nearly half the students did not combine the two sources and over-relied on either kanji or contextual clues.

• Beliefs about language learning and their relationship to the ability to integrate information from word parts and context in interpreting novel kanji words.

• To confirm that the participants knew the individual characters used the kanji compounds test, a kanji pretest was prepared.