Arabic in a Flash is an excellent new language learning resource for beginning students. This unique set of flash cards enables learners to acquire basic Arabic words and their derivatives in an easy-to-use manner at whatever pace the learner prefers. Each card has Arabic script on one side, with Romanized forms and English meanings/derivatives given on the other. Also included is a 32-page reference book with three indexes and useful notes on pronunciation and grammar.

Whether on a train from Beijing to Shanghai or sitting under a tree in Berkeley, students can be practicing their Chinese with this easy-to-use set of flashcards. Chinese in a Flash has a full range of features to help beginners and intermediate learners through character recognition, vocabulary recognition, revision, and testing. It includes indexes by radical, stroke count, and alphabetically by pinyin romanization.

This learning tool provides an enjoyable and motivating way for learners to practice writing Chinese characters. The practice pad contains basic instructions, plus 365 numbered sheets. Essential help in learning to write a character is provided in diagrams showing its components, configuration, and stroke-order.

This third edition of Tuttle's Reading & Writing Chinese focuses on the internationally recognized test of proficiency in Chinese, the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK). All 800 characters prescribed for Level A are covered here, and the more than 1,400 Levels B and C characters are covered concisely.

A Guide to Reading & Writing Japanese covers all of the characters in the general use set of Japanese characters, with particularly detailed coverage of the 1,009 essential characters that Japanese children must learn in the first six years of grade school. Within the essential set, the characters are presented according to the latest arrangement by grade, which is now based more on their frequency in everyday language than the complexity of their composition.