Japanese the manga way an illustrated guide to grammar & structure
Japanese difficult? Study boring? Not if you use a "real manga, a real Japanese" approach to learning.
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Berkeley, Calif. :
Stone Bridge Press,
c2005.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : Pronunciation & kana guide
- The Lessons
- The Three basic sentence types
- Sentence particles
- Desu and masu
- Simple questions with ka
- Doing things with suru
- Modifying verbs, adjectives, & desu
- Modifying nouns
- Explanatory no
- Ga marks the subject
- O marks the direct object
- Wa marks the topic
- Ko-so-a-do words
- Some high-traffic particles
- Connecting words
- Quoting with To
- Complete sentence modifiers
- Question words
- The Past forms
- The -Te form
- Negative words
- Negative adjectives & Desu
- Let's do it!
- Desire
- If and when
- More -te form expressions
- Probably, surely, maybe
- Commands
- Can do
- Passive verbs
- Making it happen
- Giving and receiving
- Appearances and hearsay
- Appendixes
- A : Useful resources
- B : The Manga titles used in this book
- C : Bibliography of grammatical references
- D : Selective glossary.
