Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference Taeko Kamiya fiche de lecture

Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference

par Taeko Kamiya

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Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference Taeko Kamiya fiche de lecture - Book by Kamiya TaekoRang parmi les ventes Amazon: #26556 dans LivresMarque: Brand: Kodansha USAPublié le: 2012-08-03Langue d'origine: AnglaisDimensions: 7.76" h x .85" l x 5.80" L, 1.00 livres Reliure: Broché366 pagesPrésentation de l'éditeurAn indispensable tool for acquiring basic communication skills in a limited amount of time.With Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication, even absolute beginners can learn to communicate in Japanese in a matter of days. Designed specifically for native-English speakers approaching Japanese as a second language, this book presents 142 essential Japanese sentence patterns, first by giving equivalents in English, thenfollowing with Japanese translations. Each pattern is accompanied by a concise, easy-to-follow explanation and several Japanese example sentences that demonstrate its usage. In addition, practice sections for each pattern allow the student to test his or her understanding of the material presented.Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication is organized into twelve chapters according to communicative function, including such tasks as making simple, declarative statements about people and things in the world; making comparisons; talking about events in the past, present and future; expressing desire, conjecture and intention;stating causes or reasons; making requests; asking and giving permission; and using the passive and causative-passive voices. Extensive charts at the back of the book outline the rules for inflecting and conjugating adjectives and verbs — essential to fluent communication.Biographie de l'auteurTAEKO KAMIYA received her BA from Doshisha Women’s College and MAs from the University of San Francisco in education and from the Monterey Institute of International Studies in linguistics. A veteran language teacher, with 25 years’ experience teaching Japanese, she is the author of numerous books on the Japanese language, including The Handbook of Japanese Verbs and The Handbook of Japanese Adjectives and Adverbs (both by Kodansha International).

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Titre du livre : Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference

Auteur : Taeko Kamiya

ISBN-10 : 1568364202

Date de sortie : 2012-08-03

Catégorie : Subjects

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