Japanese colloquial dictionary

Author: Yang Cuiren
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Publication Date: 1997-07-01
Features: This dictionary is a collaborative research project between Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in China and Kobe Gakuen University in Japan. It was compiled jointly by university teachers from both China and Japan. The dictionary adheres to linguistic norms and appropriate expressions, covers a broad range of topics, and is highly practical. Guided by the principles of practicality and communication, it follows the characteristics of spoken Japanese expressions. Based on the actual needs of foreign-related work and daily life, the commonly used spoken Japanese phrases collected in the dictionary are categorized by functional and situational expressions, organized into over 2,000 items, with each item accompanied by several to dozens of typical spoken expression examples. The dictionary is designed for practical and communicative purposes, following the characteristics of spoken Japanese expressions, categorized by functional and situational expressions, and organized into over 2,000 items, each with several to dozens of typical spoken expression examples. The collected examples are further divided into honorific, humble, respectful, and casual tones, as well as male and female speech styles, to accommodate different people in different situations. For easy reference, in addition to a detailed categorical index, there is also a project index arranged in pinyin order. Readers can easily find various practical spoken expression examples for use as needed. This book is suitable for intermediate-level Japanese self-learners, foreign-related workers, Japanese majors, and teachers, greatly benefiting readers in improving their spoken Japanese skills.