Japanese nouns: Beginner, Intermediate

Author: (Japan) Akiko Ashikawa
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: What is your name? What does your name mean? Both people and things have names. These are called nouns in grammar. Nouns are the most numerous part of speech. However, don't be surprised. You may already have some knowledge of Japanese nouns. In this book, we have tried to summarize such nouns in a concise and clear manner. Chapter 1 classifies them grammatically. That is: including nouns derived from adjectives and verbs, abstract nouns like [heirloom] and [love], as well as loanwords and English terms created by Japanese people. Chapter 2 lists the necessary words for daily conversations in a concise way. For example: they are no longer intimidating. Additionally, on the service guide page in Chapter 3, we have organized the essential nouns for daily life into a "convenient notebook" based on scenarios.