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978-1-260-46321-7

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2. Auflage

Erscheinungsdatum

29.06.2021

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Taschenbuch

Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

Seitenzahl

304

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26,9/21/1,6 cm

Gewicht

626 g

Sprache

Japanisch, Englisch

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

ISBN

978-1-260-46321-7

Auflage

2. Auflage

Erscheinungsdatum

29.06.2021

Einband

Taschenbuch

Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

Seitenzahl

304

Maße (L/B/H)

26,9/21/1,6 cm

Gewicht

626 g

Sprache

Japanisch, Englisch

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  • Produktbild: Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Japanese Grammar, Premium Second Edition
  • Introduction
    1 Introducing Japanese sounds, word order, and writing systems
       Basic sounds
       Pitch
       Basic hiragana
       Katakana
       Kanji
       Basic word order and particles
       Speech styles
    2 Nouns
       Proper nouns
       Respectful titles
       Common nouns
       Compound nouns
       Demonstrative pronouns
       Personal pronouns
       The particle no
       Kinship terms
    3 Numbers
       Bare numbers based on the Chinese system
       The native Japanese number system
       Class counters
       Ordinal counters
       Expressing time
       Expressing months and days
       Unit counters
       me
    4 Basic verb forms
       Dictionary form
       Masu form
       Nai form
       Stem form
       Ru verbs and u verbs
       Irregular verbs
       Conjugation patterns
       Te form
       Ta form
       Nakatta form
       Conjugating verbs in the plain form
       Conjugating verbs in the polite form
       Progressive form
       Potential form
       Conjugating the copular verb desu
    5 Verb types
       suru verbs
       Existential verbs aru and iru
       Transitive and intransitive verbs
       Inherently potential verbs
       Verbs with hidden become/get
       Verbs of giving and receiving
    6 Auxiliaries that follow verbs in the te form
       te + ageru, etc. (helpfulness)
       te + iru (progressive, resulting, and habitual states)
       te + shimau (completion)
       te + oku (preparation)
       te + miru (trial)
       te + iku and kuru (progress)
       te + aru (resulting state)
       te + hoshii (desire)
    7 Particles
       o (direct object)
       ga (subject)
       ni (at, in, to)
       de (at, by, in, with)
       e (toward, to)
       kara (from)
       made (until)
       no (of, 's)
       to, ya, and ka (listing nouns)
       wa (topic)
       mo (addition)
       bakari (nothing but . . . )
       shika (only)
       dake (just/only)
       demo (even)
    8 Adjectives and adverbs
       Adjective types
       Basic adjective forms
       Multiple subjects
       Te forms of adjectives
       Degree adverbs
       Frequency adverbs
       Adverbs derived from adjectives
       Adverb + naru (change)
       Adverbs made from onomatopoeia and mimetic words
       Comparing two items
       Equivalent-degree comparison
       Comparing activities
       Superlative comparison
    9 Sentence types
       Statements
       Questions
       Sentences with indefinite pronouns
       Enriching statements
       Suggestions, requests, and commands
    10 Complex words and phrases
       sugiru, etc. (verbal compound)
       yasui / nikui (toughness)
       tai (to want to do . . . )
       garu (to show the signs of . . . )
       Noun + rashii (typical)
       Noun + no y¿ na (simile)
       Noun + mitai na (simile)
       Stem form + s¿ na (appearance)
       Volitional form + to omou (intention)
       Volitional form + to suru (attempt)
       y¿ ni suru/naru (change)
       koto ni + suru/naru (decision)
       koto ga dekiru (potential)
       koto ga aru (experience)
    11 Clauses
       to and ka (verb complement clause)
       mae ni (adverbial clause before . . . ) and ato ni (adverbial clause after . . . )
       aida ni (adverbial clause during/while . . . )
       uchi ni (adverbial clause during/while/before . . . )
       toki ni (adverbial clause at the time when . . . )
       nagara (adverbial clause simultaneously)
       kara and node (adverbial clause because . . . )
       ga and noni (adverbial clause although . . . )
       Noun modifier clauses (which/that . . . )
    12 Conjunctions
       Listing nouns with to (exhaustive), ya (partial), ka (disjunctive), and mo (addition)
       Listing verbs with te forms
       Listing adjectives with te forms
       Listing verbs and adjectives as examples using the tari form
       Listing verbs and adjectives emphatically using shi
       Sentence conjunctions
    13 Conditionals
       tara (whenever, when, if)
       ba (whenever, when, if)
       to (whenever, when)
       nara (if it is the case that . . . .)
       te mo (even if/though, no matter . . . )
       Permission and prohibition
       Obligation and discretion
    14 Passives and causatives
       Passive verbs
       Direct passive
       Indirect passive
       Causative verbs
       Make-causative and let-causative
       Causative with auxiliary verbs of giving and receiving
       Causative passive
    15 Honorifics
       Special honorific verbs
       (r)areru (respectful form of verbs)
       o . . . ni naru (respectful)
       o . . . suru (humble)
       Asking for permission very politely
       Making a request very politely
       Using go before a noun
       Family terms
       Honorific forms for adjectives
       Honorific/polite question words
    16 Review Exercises
    Appendix A: Basic verb forms
    Appendix B: Basic sentence predicate forms
    Japanese-English glossary
    English-Japanese glossary
    Answer key