Japanese intermediate grammar

Author: Liu Wenzhao, Kajihara Hiroshi / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: One of the major difficulties in Japanese is its grammar. Japanese grammar is very extensive, and the usage of particles and auxiliary verbs is particularly complex. However, if you try to memorize everything and distinguish them clearly, it seems like a very daunting task. Moreover, Japanese grammar conventions, word order, and other aspects are quite different from Chinese. This series is designed for the "Intermediate Level," targeting learners who have already acquired a certain level of basic Japanese. Based on the proficiency of intermediate-level learners, this book systematically organizes the usage methods and techniques of particles and auxiliary verbs, as well as common Japanese expressions. It also considers the difficulty of the vocabulary and example sentences involved. In addition to providing phonetic annotations for most of the more challenging vocabulary, the book uses simple and easy-to-understand words and sentences. At the same time, this book also has some reference value for students with slightly higher intermediate proficiency.