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1.	Japanese And Korean Learners' Perceptions Of Self-efficacy In Chinese
2.	The Comparative Study Of Differences On Learning Chinese Phonetics For Japanese And Korean Students At High School Level
3.	A Contrastive Analysis Of Chinese Phonetics Of Russian, Japanese And Korean Students
4.	A Contrastive Analysis Of Chinese And English Reading Strategies For Japanese And Korean Students In Europe And America
5.	English Japanese And Korean Students Of Chinese Topic Sentences Experimental Research
6.	Intermediate Level Of Vocabulary Learning Strategies Of Japanese And Korean Students Survey And Analysis
7.	Chinese Spoken Anxiety Among Japanese And Korean Students And The Study Of The Strategies
8.	Chinese Language Major Japanese And Korean Students In Shanghai Culture To Adapt To The Situation Of The Investigation And Analysis
9.	Japanese And Korean Students "is......" The Acquisition Of Other Errors
10.	Japanese And Korean Students Intermediate Spoken Discourse Errors Analysis
11.	Japanese And Korean Students "have To" Complement Other Contrast Of Acquisition
12.	Error Analysis Of Chinese Adversative Conjunctions For Japanese And Korean Students
13.	Idiomatic English Teaching Based On The Transparency Of The Analysis
14.	Error Analysis Of The Acquisition Of Chinese Auxiliary Verb "Yinggai" And "Keyi" To Japanese And Korean Students
15.	Language Acquisition Research Of “Ziji” For Japanese And Korean Students
16.	An Error Analysis Of Acquisition Of Japanese And Korean Students' Chinese Comparative Sentences Based On "HSK Dynamic Composition Corpus"
17.	The Influence Of Japanese And Korean Students' Acquisition Of Chinese Characters And The Teaching Strategies
18.	Teaching Design On Learning Preposition "gei"(?) Of Japanese And Korean Students At Advanced Level Based On Error Investigation
19.	The Study On Chinese Learning Anxiety Of Japanese And Korean Student At Intermediate Level
20.	A Comparative Study Of Chinese Oral Communication Strategies Between African Students And Japanese And Korean Students
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