Japanese-Chinese Communication Standard Sentence Patterns: 255 Examples and Explanations. Intermediate Version

Author: Enhanced Japanese Language Research Institute
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: The Standard Japanese Course for Chinese-Japanese Exchange is the only set of teaching materials in China that is aligned with the "Japanese Language Proficiency Test." It has a vast readership and is highly regarded by universities, research institutions, training centers, and authoritative examination departments. Many graduate supervisors also list it as the designated textbook for exams. In recent years, some Japanese language experts have written supplementary guides around The Standard Japanese Course for Chinese-Japanese Exchange, but their content is disconnected from the textbook, or while similar in format, the content varies significantly, making it inconvenient for beginners to reference. As an educator dedicated to popularizing and promoting Japanese language education, over the past decade, I have consistently used The Standard Japanese Course for Chinese-Japanese Exchange as both a "research subject" and a "specialized textbook." To facilitate students' learning and memorization, the authors meticulously developed a "Sentence Patterns Summarized and Explained by Lesson," which has been well-received by students. As the number of students has grown, so has the demand for it. To meet the needs of a broader readership, the authors have decided to compile and publish it for the readers' benefit. This set of sentence patterns is divided into two volumes: (Beginner) and (Intermediate), corresponding to the beginner and intermediate levels of The Standard Japanese Course for Chinese-Japanese Exchange. The beginner volume covers the basic sentence patterns required for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 4 and Level 3, organized by the International Exchange Foundation. The intermediate volume covers the basic sentence patterns required for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 2, also organized by the International Exchange Foundation. The sentence patterns summarized and explained in this book are, in principle, based on the scope of definitions in the original textbook, while also incorporating adjustments based on the actual Japanese Language Proficiency Test in recent years. To ensure the authority of this set of sentence patterns, the authors have referenced authoritative reference books such as The New Compendium of Japanese Grammar, Common Japanese Phrases Dictionary, Common Japanese Language Dictionary, and Detailed Japanese-Chinese Dictionary, among others published in Japan and domestically. This book has the following features:
Strong targeting. In terms of format, the book adopts a "synchronous analysis by lesson" approach, breaking down each word and lesson for easy reference to the original textbook.
Emphasis on key points. The book covers all sentence patterns in the beginner and intermediate levels (Level 4, Level 3, and Level 2) of The Standard Japanese Course for Chinese-Japanese Exchange, helping various Japanese language exam takers strengthen their preparation for the test.
Predictive strength. Since this book is a crystallization of the authors' years of teaching experience and is designed based on a thorough understanding of the patterns of Japanese language questions, every selection is carefully curated, making it sufficient for candidates preparing at the same level.