Mastering 200 Key Sentence Patterns for Japanese Speaking

Author: Sha Xiucheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is designed from the perspective of learners, focusing on typical, practical, and appropriately challenging expressions that frequently appear in daily life, especially in conversations. It selects 200 basic entries from common idiomatic phrases and expressions, compiling them into this book for use by beginners and intermediate learners of Japanese. It can also serve as a teaching reference for Japanese teachers. This book is designed from the perspective of learners, focusing on typical, practical, and appropriately challenging expressions that frequently appear in daily life, especially in conversations. It selects 200 basic entries from common idiomatic phrases and expressions, compiling them into this book for use by beginners and intermediate learners of Japanese. It can also serve as a teaching reference for Japanese teachers. Each entry in this book consists of three parts: (1) two short dialogues, (2) key explanations, and (3) related expressions composed of four example sentences. With the principle of "learning for application" in mind, every short dialogue and example sentence is carefully crafted to cover a wide range of topics, rich in life and reflecting contemporary characteristics. By introducing diverse knowledge and information from perspectives such as society, economy, culture, and urban life, learners can not only master Japanese vocabulary and sentence structures but also gain updated insights, achieving a twofold learning effect. This is the compiler's aspiration and one of the distinctive features of the book.