BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR : LEARN THE GRAMMAR
    YOU NEED TO SPEAK JAPANESE CORRECTLY (MASTER
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         Everett F. Bleiler | 160 pages | 10 Mar 2011 | Tuttle Publishing | 9784805311431 | English | Boston, United States
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   It offers a practical course in colloquial Japanese, but leaves aside forms that are unnecessary or little used as well as those that are more important
   for written Japanese. In short chapters, it helps the user understand the logic of Japanese grammar, while its straightforward explanations and clear
   examples make learning as easy as possible. The grammar book include a glossary of grammatical terms and an index, as well as appendixes on
   Japanese pronunciation and Japanese verb conjugation.
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   just because there are some details that are contradictory to what I learned in other books. For instance, I always learned that "boku" was only
   used by men, and "hajimemashite" is more like "How do you do? That said, I like that they used the Hepburn romanization rather than the method
   that uses double-vowels for long vowel sounds which makes "sayonara" look like "sayoonara" - Wikipedi Giving it four stars, just because there
   are some details that are contradictory to what I learned in other books.
   That said, I like that they used the Hepburn romanization rather than the method that uses double-vowels for long vowel sounds which makes
   "sayonara" look like "sayoonara" - Wikipedia tells me this is called the JSL romanization. Jun 12, Mamluk Qayser rated it liked it Shelves: Good
   book to supplement my Genki. But Genki already provided ample explanation on grammar and lots of practice. Outside of the the various
   websites I've been using, this book is the single best resource I've picked up for my studies so far. Has it stands it's a streamlined manual, but it
   given more space to explain things and more examples, it'd become a text book in no time, but, BUT, that would make it far clunkier to use.
   Which seems pretty basic t Outside of the the various websites I've been using, this book is the single best resource I've picked up for my studies
   so far. Which seems pretty basic to me, but this is one of the only resources I've found that does all four.
   My only complaint, if you want to call it that, is that you kind of need to read the book through, to then use it. The entire book is annotated to refer
   you to later sections for information. My point being, if you pick this up to help with your own Japanese studies, just push through it on a first read,
   then go back and use the sections for practice. I feel you are going to waste time otherwise. It's so useful, I've taken it out for another 2 weeks
   from the Library. Though ultimately, I'll probably buy it. Just wished I found it 4 months ago. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be
   the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. About E. Bleiler was an editor, bibliographer, and scholar of science fiction, detective fiction, and
   fantasy literature. In the late s and early s, he co-edited the first "year's best" series of science fiction anthologies, and his Checklist of Fantastic
   Literature has been called "the foundation of modern SF bibliogra Everett Franklin Bleiler April 30, — June 13, see also Everett F.
   In the late s and early s, he co-edited the first "year's best" series of science fiction anthologies, and his Checklist of Fantastic Literature has been
   called "the foundation of modern SF bibliography". Bleiler worked at Dover Publications from , becoming executive vice-president of the company
   from until he left the company in ; he then worked for Charles Scribner's Sons until He edited a number of ghost story collections for Dover,
   containing what the genre historian Mike Ashley has described as "detailed and exemplary introductions". Bleiler wrote two works of fiction: the
   fantasy novel Firegang: A Mythic Fantasy , set in the tree of Yggdrasil as well as moving across time and space, and Magistrate Mai and the
   Invisible Murderer , a detective story set in ancient China, similar to the work of Robert Van Gulik. Bleiler's son, Richard, is also a science fiction
   historian and assisted his father on several of his works. It contains multiple choice quizzes, and if you happen to not know the answers, there are
   explanations provided.
   You know all those funny endings you encounter on Japanese words? They all do have a special meaning. The exercises allow you to turn your
   keyboard to Japanese input and get a real feel for the way Japanese is written. At the end of each practice session there is a very useful summary
   to review your answers and find your weak points. In her blog you can study some basic grammar through the use of simple animations and audio.
   There are a total of 35 lessons, and each lesson is about three minutes long.
   According to Tamako, her blog is designed in such a way that it makes you feel as though each lesson were feeding you with a chunk of everyday
   Japan. And that day will come if you continue to study—which I totally agree with. So keep on studying, you guys! Teach Yourself Japanese is a
   very useful site for those early learners of the Japanese language who prefer to study on their own. Its categorization system is simple, making it
   fairly easy to find what you want. It starts with a very useful outline of the language, and all the basics of pronunciation and terminology. This is
   another fantastic site for those of you who just started exploring the wonderful world of the Japanese language. It contains the key points of
   Japanese grammar with clear explanations and great example sentences.
   Tae Kim offers his grammar guide in 11 different languages, and his site is pretty easy to navigate. You can also find both a forum and a blog on his
   site. Overall, a must-visit site. I can speak Japanese. It has 25 lessons with videos of real-life situations in which you can hear a near-natural form
   of the language. The site also offers a mini-game where you have to find you way through a small Japanese town. All the dialogues are solely in
   Japanese, making the game a great practice on reading and general understanding.
   After all, they have a cute mascot. How wrong can you get with a cute mascot? Keigo is the respectful form of the Japanese language, otherwise
   known as honorific speech.
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   amazing. Even though my 7 by 4,5 inch edition only counts a pages not counting the table of contents nor index it is informative to the max and a
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   Japanese Grammar is an excellent text for those semi-new to Japanese. Unlike the last Japanese grammar book I borrowed from the library, this
   one does open by explaining important basic facts, such as the lack of plurals etc. Tha Basic Japanese Grammar is an excellent text for those semi-
   new to Japanese. That works well though, as it doesn't inundate you right off the bat.
   Everything was explained simply and well, and I had no trouble understanding any of the concepts. Yes, you would need to go beyond this book
   eventually for a more comprehensive understanding, but as a beginner's text, I thought it did a perfect job. May 22, Merenwen rated it really liked
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   Giving it four stars, just because there are some details that are contradictory to what I learned in other books. For instance, I always learned that
   "boku" was only used by men, and "hajimemashite" is more like "How do you do? That said, I like that they used the Hepburn romanization rather
   than the method that uses double-vowels for long vowel sounds which makes "sayonara" look like "sayoonara" - Wikipedi Giving it four stars, just
   because there are some details that are contradictory to what I learned in other books.
   That said, I like that they used the Hepburn romanization rather than the method that uses double-vowels for long vowel sounds which makes
   "sayonara" look like "sayoonara" - Wikipedia tells me this is called the JSL romanization. Jun 12, Mamluk Qayser rated it liked it Shelves: Good
   book to supplement my Genki. But Genki already provided ample explanation on grammar and lots of practice. Outside of the the various
   websites I've been using, this book is the single best resource I've picked up for my studies so far.
   Has it stands it's a streamlined manual, but it given more space to explain things and more examples, it'd become a text book in no time, but, BUT,
   that would make it far clunkier to use. Which seems pretty basic t Outside of the the various websites I've been using, this book is the single best
   resource I've picked up for my studies so far. Which seems pretty basic to me, but this is one of the only resources I've found that does all four.
   My only complaint, if you want to call it that, is that you kind of need to read the book through, to then use it. The entire book is annotated to refer
   you to later sections for information. My point being, if you pick this up to help with your own Japanese studies, just push through it on a first read,
   then go back and use the sections for practice.
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