Japanese Grammar: New Edition, Volume 1 and 2

Author: Zhu Wanqing
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Publish Date: 1997-11-08
Features: The "New Japanese Grammar" (Volumes I & II) (Revised Edition) can serve as study material for students majoring in Japanese at universities and colleges, as well as for self-learners of Japanese with similar proficiency levels. It also serves as a reference book for Japanese teachers and translators in teaching and translation. This book consists of ten chapters. It provides a relatively comprehensive introduction to various parts of speech and sentence structures in Japanese, with a particular focus on in-depth analysis and explanation of more challenging topics such as nominalized verbs, auxiliary verbs, modals, adverbs, honorific language, and particles. At the end of each chapter, additional explanations are provided to further elaborate on special grammatical phenomena and common usage. Additionally, some frequently used yet easily confused words are listed as special topics for more detailed comparison and discussion. Most of the example sentences in the book use everyday Japanese expressions, offering fresh, typical, and practical content. To facilitate reading, each example sentence includes a colloquial Chinese translation, and difficult words are annotated with hiragana. This book can serve as study material for students majoring in Japanese at universities and colleges, as well as for self-learners of Japanese with similar proficiency levels. It also serves as a reference book for Japanese teachers and translators in teaching and translation.