Challenge Japanese Speaking Intermediate: Conversation. Explanation. Practice. Translation ()

Author: Zhao Ping
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: What sets The Challenge of Japanese Speaking apart from other Japanese speaking textbooks is that its oral materials come from real-life situations and are collected and compiled by Chinese people. The content of its lessons is witty and humorous, thereby avoiding the monotony often found in language learning. Its language is un, safely breaking the "rule-bound" and "polite" conventions of typical textbooks. Phrasal verbs, contractions, dialects, idioms, and even slang are used freely in the lessons, combining with various special expressions of spoken language to make the content as close to real-life as possible. This also allows readers to step directly into the context of daily life in Japan. The sixth major question in this exercise focuses on the main concept of particles. Readers don’t need to strive for 100% accuracy at the beginning. First, try to grasp the grammatical concepts given in the "Explanation," then categorize the example sentences based on your understanding, and finally check the reference answers to identify the gaps in your work. Through this training, readers can gain a clearer understanding of the characteristics of Japanese particles, formal nouns, and other elements.