Analysis of Japanese Colloquial Patterns ， Other Chinese text should be translated into English

Author: Zhu Liying
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: To meet the needs of a wide range of Japanese learners and test-takers, this series of textbooks for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) was developed based on the question types outlined by the Japan Foundation. It references multiple newly published Japanese JLPT teaching materials. The series consists of 6 volumes: Analysis of Japanese Idiomatic Expressions, Classification and Analysis of Japanese Onomatopoeia and Mimetic Words, Analysis of Japanese Adverbs, Analysis of Japanese Idiomatic Sentences, Comprehensive Practice Tests for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, and Japanese Basic Grammar Handbook.
Analysis of Japanese Idiomatic Expressions summarizes and organizes approximately 600 idiomatic expressions commonly found in JLPT questions, which are often confusing or difficult to distinguish. These expressions are categorized into 30 groups based on their meanings (in the form of synonymous sentence patterns). Each group provides annotations on the usage and meaning of the idiomatic expressions, with examples illustrating each pattern. Additionally, it offers comparative analysis of each group of synonymous idiomatic expressions. After each group of synonymous sentence patterns, there are quizzes for self-assessment by students. The book also includes a wealth of comprehensive exercises at the end to help students master Japanese idiomatic expressions.
This book is primarily intended for students preparing for the JLPT levels 1, 2, 3, and 4. Due to its reference book nature, it is also a valuable resource for college students, professional Japanese workers, and learners of Japanese.