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ISBN 10: 0804837465
ISBN 13: 9780804837460
Author: Samuel E Martin
Easy Japanese will have you speaking Japanese in no time at all. Each lesson presents a few of the most common features of the language in sentences which are short, easy, and immediately useful. The first thirteen lessons show you there is a lot that can be said with just a word or two. The later lessons introduce more variety and explain a few of the fine points. The sentences reflect how the Japanese language is really spoken. They are short but colloquial, abrupt but not rude. Each lesson contains first a number a number of Japanese phrases. After the phrases, there is some material for practice. These are short conversations mad up entirely of the phrases you have learned in the lesson (or in preceding lessons). Each of these conversations built around a rather simple situation. Finally there are some tips to help you learn the material and to tell you a few other things helpful in talking with Japanese natives.
After the lessons, there is a basic vocabulary of some common Japanese words and their English equivalents. The Japanese verbs are presented both in the polite present (–mas’) and the plain resent (–u or –ru). At the end of the book there are indexes of Japanese hiragana and katakana.
Key highlights of this book are:
- 30 short, easy–to–follow lessons with practical exercises.
- A Japanese–English dictionary of over 3,000 most commonly used words.
- Writing charts of the hiragana and katakana Japanese syllabaries.
Easy Japanese a Direct Learning Approach for Immediate Communication Japanese Phrasebook 2016th Table of contents:
PART 1
Say It With a Word—or Two
Lesson 1. Hello and Goodbye
Lesson 2. Excuse Me, Thank you, and Please
Lesson 3. Who?
Lesson 4. What?
Lesson 5. Have You Got Any?
Lesson 6. Where?
Lesson 7. Whose?
Lesson 8. When?
Lesson 9. How Much?
Lesson 10. How Many? How Old?
Lesson 11. How Many People?
Lesson 12. What Time?
Lesson 13. How Long?
PART 2
Add a Bit of Action
Lesson 14. Did You?.
Lesson 15. Do You? Will you?
Lesson 16. Shall We? Let’s.
Lesson 17. What Kind?
Lesson 18. Is, Am, and Are.
Lesson 19. What’s Doing?
Lesson 20. Please Do!
PART 3
Sprinkle in a Few Particles
Lesson 21. Where From? Where To?
Lesson 22. Where Shall We Eat?
Lesson 23. Me Too; Me Neither
Lesson 24. Who Does What?
Lesson 25. A Sentence Opener (wa)
Lesson 26. What Did You Say?
Lesson 27. Is It or Isn’t It?
Lesson 28. Can You? Probably
Lesson 29. Because and But
Lesson 30. How To Be Emphatic.
PART 4
3000 Useful Japanese Words
PART 5
Writing Charts
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