Common Japanese Loanwords Corresponding to High-frequency and Academic Vocabulary : Are Our Students Ready for Foreign Study?

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• Are Japanese suited for academic study in an English-speaking country? If one were to go by TOEFL data alone, the situation would appear bleak, as Japan ranks last in Asia except for North Korea, with average scores well below 500 and about 40 percent lower than European countries. However, by virtue of their native language, Japanese have a considerable built-in lexicon of not only high-frequency English but academic English, which could be further exploited.

• 龍谷大学の論文
• 2005-09-30

著者

• ドールトン フランク

  龍谷大学経済学部

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