Author: Zhou Yizhi Zhai Zhimin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Based on the current state of Japanese language teaching both domestically and internationally, this book still adopts the "School Grammar" framework for its composition and incorporates the latest research findings from around the world. The book has the following characteristics:
1. Concise and Comprehensive. In a relatively compact format, it provides a refined discussion of Japanese writing, vocabulary, and grammar. Through typical example sentences, it systematically and comprehensively analyzes the usage of various types of Japanese words, and briefly introduces honorific language and syntax. The entire book not only uses textual explanations but also includes numerous clear diagrams and illustrations to help readers grasp the content at a glance.
2. Emphasis on Key Points. For the key, difficult, and confusing aspects of Japanese learning, especially those prone to confusion, it employs methods such as "Tips," "Notes," and "Distinguishing" to provide explanations.
3. High Practicality. According to the needs of the learning content, exercises suitable for your level are provided at the end of most chapters, and reference answers are included at the back of the book to help readers consolidate and test their acquired Japanese knowledge.
New Japanese Grammar
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