Mnemonics have long been used as technique for the memorization of facts and data that have no logical connection. Falling in Love with Carp applies mnemonics to the study of Japanese vocabulary. Word plays involving Japanese homonyms and etymological roots are used to create compelling images that will make the words in this book stick to your memory like glue.
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Edward Trimnell writes books on a number of topics in the fields of history, language, and business. His books have been used in college classrooms, and quoted by sources as diverse as the U.S. Army and the Wall Street Journal. Edward currently resides in Ohio.
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