Modern Japanese Applied Grammar

Author: Gu Shengjun
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to articles, sentences, words, and various parts of speech included in Japanese grammar. It offers in-depth analysis of more challenging forms such as nominalizers, auxiliary verbs, auxiliary verbs, particles, and honorific language. The book also accurately explains special grammatical phenomena and idiomatic expressions. It carefully distinguishes subtle differences between synonymous or related forms in Japanese grammar. The example sentences used in the book are everyday expressions commonly used by native Japanese speakers, making them easy to understand and highly practical. These examples are empirical, helping readers grasp the application of grammatical rules. The book highlights key points, difficulties, and unique linguistic phenomena, emphasizing practicality. The book emphasizes key points, difficulties, and unique linguistic phenomena, focusing on practicality. Most of the example sentences are extracted from Japanese television, radio, news reports, books, magazines, and other media in recent years. The examples used are everyday expressions by native Japanese speakers, making them easy to understand and highly practical.