Japanese Communication in Conversation

Author: Zhao Jing
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: One of the features of this book is that it provides phonetic annotations for Japanese sentences that are extremely similar to Chinese Pinyin. This way, even if you're too busy to build a solid foundation in Japanese, you can still use this book as a quick fix, learn on the go, and rely on the phonetic annotations to express what you want to say, making it clear to Japanese people. Why not try it now? In language learning, the most challenging part is how to fluently and naturally express your emotions, desires, thoughts, etc., in various communication scenarios. This slim and concise guide will help you overcome these difficulties. The book is divided into four main parts: "Daily Life," "Functional Phrases," "Talking About Evaluations," and "Emotions and Feelings," with a total of 85 lessons, covering almost all types of conversational expressions. The editor has meticulously designed various scenarios you might encounter in daily life in Japan, teaching you how to express yourself in these situations. You don't need to memorize the lessons in order; instead, you should prioritize the situations you are familiar with and frequently encounter, learning and applying them as you go. When you can use the sentences from this book effortlessly in your interactions with Japanese people and are praised for "your Japanese is really great," you will undoubtedly gain confidence and continue to study with enthusiasm, eventually reaching the point where you can speak Japanese spontaneously.