Japanese colloquial language breakthrough

Author: Li Yannan
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is entirely focused on spoken expression, listing various expressions commonly used in different situations. It also provides appropriate annotations for more difficult-to-understand grammar points. The annotations cover social and cultural backgrounds of Japan, aiming to achieve immediate learning effects and enable readers to learn and use the language on the spot. Whether you're visiting, chatting, watching TV, eating, traveling, or excelling in job interviews, office meetings, business trips, or negotiations, this book helps you become proficient!
With the continuous expansion of economic and cultural exchanges between China and Japan, Japanese has become the second most widely learned foreign language in China after English. Not only do many university students choose Japanese as their second foreign language, but also many working professionals wish to continue improving their Japanese skills. The increasing involvement of Japanese people in China's economic life has sparked a wave of "Japanese fever," and the employment prospects for Japanese language talents have been optimistic in recent years. Some may simply think that learning Japanese is only necessary for translation, but this is not the case. Japanese companies and factories in China primarily seek professionals in various fields, and having a basic understanding of Japanese can significantly increase their opportunities.
The primary purpose of learning a language is for oral expression. The written and spoken forms of Japanese differ greatly, and expressions can vary depending on the audience. This book is entirely focused on spoken expression, listing various expressions commonly used in different situations and providing appropriate annotations for more difficult-to-understand grammar points. The annotations also cover social and cultural backgrounds of Japan. The goal is to achieve immediate learning effects and enable readers to learn and apply the language effectively.
This book consists of four parts: "Daily Expressions," "Workplace Expressions," "Conversation Skills," and "Written Communication." These parts are not necessarily interconnected. Based on the communicative language teaching theory, the book sets up several simulated scenarios for discussion classes, encouraging learners to practice and develop skills in organizing, utilizing materials to describe complete events, and expressing complex thoughts.