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Basic Japanese Kanji High-Frequency Kanji at Your Command!

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ISBN-10: 4805310480

ISBN-13: 9784805310489

Edition: 2011

Authors: Timothy G. Stout, Kaori Hakone, Ayako Suzuki

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Basic Japanese Kanji, Volume 1 makes learning easier by using a combination of proven traditional methods and unique new methods. Each short, topic-focused lesson introduces 5 to 15 kanji characters. Next are a variety of exercises to help you practice using each kanji in real-life ways. bull; Traditional methods: - convenient grid-summary format with clear explanations of the kanji, example compounds, and useful related vocabulary. - extensive writing practice. bull; Unique to this book: - hundreds of short text readings with comprehension questions similar in format to the AP Japanese exam. - An abundance of natural and level-appropriate exercises. - Original mnemonics, illustrated by a…    
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Book details

List price: $17.95
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Publication date: 6/10/2011
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
Size: 5.75" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.782

Timothy G. Stout has an M.A. in Japanese pedagogy from Columbia University and a B.A. in Japanese teaching from Brigham Young University. He is the author of Tuttle Japanese for Kids Flash Cards and More Japanese for Kids Flash Cards.Kaori Hakone serves as a writer and an examiner for various international Japanese language exams. She has taught in both primary and secondary public and private schools and currently teaches at the American School in Japan.

The Past
The Participle
Progressive Tenses
The Probable Mood
Commands
Negative Verbs
Verbs Conjugated with suru
The Verb "to be"
Polite Equivalents of desu
Passive and Causative Verbs
Adjectives
The Nature of the Japanese Adjective
Adjective Forms
Basic Stems
Present Forms
Past Forms
Probable Mood
Adverbial Forms
Suspending Form
Adjectives and Conditions
Negative Adjectives
Pseudo Adjectives
Comparison of Adjectives
Adverbs
Verb
onstructions and Adjective Constructions
Final and Medial Forms of Verbs and djectives
Clauses and Verb Forms
Final Forms and Relative Clauses
Nominalization and Final Forms
Special Verb Ideas and Idioms
Wishing
"If-Statements
Liking
"Can," "could," "be able"
"To intend to"
"Ever" and "never"
"To have"
Purpose
Quotations, Direct and indirect Discourse
shimau, "to end by"
"To try"
Clauses and Conjunctions
The Language of Courtesy
Honorific Verbs and Adjectives
Honorific
Nouns and Pronouns
Word Order
Forming Questions
Numbers and Counting Objects
Classifiers
Dates and Telling Time
Idiomatic Expressions
Appendix: Japanese Pronunciation
Possible Combinations and Sound Shifts
A Glossary of Grammatical Terms
The Parts of Speech
Words
about Verbs
Miscellaneous Terms
The Parts of the Sentence
Special Terms Describing Japanese Grammar
Index