Doraemon's First English Dictionary

This is all you need for elementary school English learning!

Whenever you wonder, "What kind of English is this?", "What does it mean?", or "How do you say this in English?", be sure to open this dictionary.

This dictionary is divided into three sections:

★Picture Dictionary: 24 themes. Fun Doraemon illustrations make learning fun. ★English-Japanese Dictionary: Packed with expressions familiar to elementary school students! Easy to use once memorized. ★Japanese-English Dictionary: Useful when you wonder, "How do you say this in English?"

Containing a total of 1,800 entries, this is an all-around book that can be used in any English learning situation.

Doraemon and his friends appear on every page, so just flip through and start looking or reading the illustration that catches your eye! It's a fun and easy way to become familiar with English.

It also comes with two CDs containing every page of the book's English headings and example sentences. Listening to native pronunciation will naturally develop your English ear, and by listening and imitating repeatedly, you can even acquire natural pronunciation.

Please use this dictionary as a partner in your elementary school child's English learning.

[Recommendation from the Editor] If you're a parent who thinks English is difficult, why not use this dictionary to introduce your child to English? For parents who enjoy English, we hope this book will help you share the joy of communicating in English with your child.

The picture dictionary at the beginning of the book will help your child expand their vocabulary based on their favorite themes, such as school, animals, and snacks and drinks. The English-Japanese and Japanese-English dictionary sections also contain many example sentences that elementary school children can use in their daily lives.

When asked, "Let's play catch," try saying "Let's play catch." When you want to say, "The rain has stopped," try saying, "It stopped raining." This will make English much more familiar. When you see a picture of Gian looking furious, you can say, "Gian is angry." This sentence could be your gateway to learning English.

We hope this dictionary will help you have fun learning English.