Modern Japanese Communication: Letter Writing in Japanese: Letter Writing in Japanese

Author: Yang Cuiren
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Publish Date: 1999-06-01
Features: This book primarily explains the writing of various Japanese application letters commonly used in daily life. In addition to providing numerous typical examples, it also appropriately supplements related expressions based on the actual needs of each lesson, for reference when writing related application letters. Japanese written language and spoken language differ greatly in vocabulary and sentence structure. Especially, correspondence language differs from general written language. It is written language, but like spoken language, it requires the use of polite and humble expressions. The entire text is written in polite form, and the writing format requires strict adherence. Any slight deviation in wording or sentence structure may result in impoliteness. Due to the characteristics of Japanese correspondence and considering the practical needs of readers, the topics in this book were strictly selected. Typical letters are chosen, ranging from job applications after graduating from university to retirement. The content is closely related to daily life and company work. In addition to typical examples, some related expressions are appropriately supplemented based on the actual needs of each lesson, for reference when writing related letters. Annotations are provided for difficult points in the text, and explanations are given for the writing formats and requirements of various letters.