Breeze Into Japanese: Practical Language for Beginners

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Cheng & Tsui, 2003 - Foreign Language Study - 323 pages
Breeze into Japanese eases the task of learning Japanese with its simple, logical, and fun approach.
 

Contents

LETS PRONOUNCE JAPANESE I
1
Bowing
6
FOOD FOOD AND MORE FOOD
9
INTRODUCE YOURSELF
15
This That and That Over There for Places
21
The Japanese Home Bath and Toilet
27
ASKING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS
31
Gift Giving
41
Have a Headache
160
Katakana for a i u e and o
162
Comparison of Adjectives
169
Katakana for ka ki ku ke and ko
174
THAT DARNED CAT IS IN MY GARDEN
175
Katakana for sa shi su se and so
185
Go Right Left or Straight Through?
192
Katakana for ta chi tsu te and to
197

IS IT YOURS OR MINE?
43
VERBS
53
The School System
62
Would You Like to _?
65
Chopsticks and Eating Manners
68
The Particle De
69
The Particle To
76
Hiragana for na ni nu ne and no
81
NUMBERS DATES AND TIMES
83
Time of Day
90
Hiragana for ha hi fu he and ho
98
The Particle Mo
100
More Transitive Verbs
108
Hiragana for ma mi mu me and mo
111
What Begins Must End
115
Hiragana for ya yu and yo
120
Onegai Shimasu
132
Hiragana for ra ri ru re and ro
135
IAdjectives
138
IAdjectives as Complements
144
Hiragana for wa wo and n
150
WHAT KINDS OF THINGS DO YOU LIKE?
153
IT WILL RAIN TOMORROW
199
What Follows a Subject? Wa or Ga?
206
Katakana for na ni nu ne and no
210
It All Happened Yesterday
212
Katakana for ha hi fu he and ho
220
TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY
223
Katakana for ma mi mu me and mo
233
SHALL I SUGGEST? OR SHALL I DEMAND?
235
Do As I Say or Else
243
Katakana for ya yu and yo
246
Katakana for ra ri ru re and ro
252
DESIRES
253
Wanted To
259
Japanese Adjectives Have Tenses
266
Katakana for wa wo and n
270
LETS READ JAPANESE
273
How to Read Japanese Sentences
280
THOSE DARNED IMPORTED WORDS
287
PICTURES TELL IT ALL
295
English GrammarA Summary
309
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