Japanese particles: Beginner, Intermediate: Beginner, Intermediate

Author: Mikiko Sanji
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Particles are like glue connecting various words. Just by adding a particle, the meaning of a sentence can change slightly or even become completely different. To learn Japanese well, it is crucial to use particles correctly and flexibly. Through this book, "Particles: Beginner and Intermediate," let's study the basic meanings of each particle. The vocabulary corresponding to the particle application section is covered in "Particles: Advanced," so please use both.
The usage of this book: In Chapter 1, we solidly understand the basic usage of each particle through example sentences. In the next chapter, we grasp the similarities and differences of particles by comparing those whose meanings are easily confused. In Chapter 3, we achieve correct particle usage through a large number of practice exercises (According to the Japanese Proficiency Test question-setting standards, kanji recognized as Level 4 are not annotated with kana, while kanji outside Level 4 are annotated with kana).