Most frequently used Japanese daily spoken language

Author: Yu Hui Han Yi (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: The book's features are as follows:
- New: The book focuses on daily spoken Japanese expressions, so the editors strive to reflect the current state of spoken Japanese in daily life.
- Pure: The book uses only authentic, natural, and original spoken Japanese, employing phrases and sentences that conform to the expression habits of Japanese people, rather than forcing simple sentence structures. It reads smoothly and naturally.
- Simple: One of the most significant characteristics of spoken language compared to written language is its conciseness and practicality. This book is a highly practical Japanese textbook designed for students of higher vocational and technical schools, short-term courses, and self-study learners of Japanese. Its content covers almost all aspects of daily life and social interactions, and it also touches upon some spoken language used in formal settings like work and business. After studying this book, when you communicate with your Japanese friends, if you can use fluent and authentic Japanese, it is believed that it will easily bridge the emotional distance between you and make your interactions with Japanese friends smoother.
The Japanese sentences included as part of the common phrases and situational dialogues in this book have been carefully selected and refined by the editors. They are presented in a Japanese-Chinese (bilingual) format for the convenience of readers. The book is divided into 67 units, each mainly consisting of two sections: "Common Phrases" and "Situational Dialogues."
Since Japanese vocabulary and expressions differ depending on the social status and closeness of the people involved, three forms—"plain form," "polite form," and "humble form"—are used. To help readers use them correctly, the book clearly distinguishes between these common phrases.
This book is a highly practical Japanese spoken language textbook designed for students of higher vocational and technical schools, short-term courses, and self-study learners of Japanese. Its content covers almost all aspects of daily life and social interactions, and it also touches upon some spoken language used in formal settings like work and business.