Japanese: An Essential Guide to Japanese Language Learning
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Learn Japanese with Ease!
This book is for those who want an easy-to-follow guide that will make learning the Japanese language both fun and simple. This book is specifically created for travelers, students, and businesspeople who visit Japan.
Whether you're a just starting out or are already familiar with the Japanese language, this book will help you with speaking, writing and understanding Japanese!
Just some of the questions and topics covered in this book include:
- Dialogue - so you can communicate in everyday life
- Vocabulary and useful expressions - so you can get your point across in crucial or urgent situations such as explaining a condition to a doctor
- Examples - so you can understand the Japanese language easier and faster
- Grammar - so you can understand the structure and patterns of the Japanese language
- Japanese Culture - so you can avoid cultural mistakes while in Japan
- Sightseeing spots - so you can get the most out of Japan
- And More!
Get instant access now so you can start learning Japanese today!
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Introduction
(紹介 – Shoukai)
Japanese: An Essential Guide to Japanese Language Learning
is written for people who want to learn the essentials of basic Japanese in a fast and efficient way.
This guide introduces you to some situations as a dialogue which can be put in practice in daily conversation right away. It also will teach you how to get some important information that you need to communicate in daily situations simply but efficiently.
Here’s what the book will cover:
Dialogue (会話 - Kaiwa)
Vocabulary and useful expressions
(語彙と便利な表現 - Goi to benri na hyougen)
Examples (例 – Rei)
Daily Conversations (日常会話 – Nichijou Kaiwa)
Grammar (文法 – Bunpou)
Japanese Culture (日本文化 – Nihon bunka)
Sightseeing spots (観光スポット – Kankou Supotto)
I. "Hiragana, katakana and romaji’s chart
ひらがな、 カタカナとローマ字表
As you notice, below is the katakana and hiraganas chart.
Based on these characters, we can have other combinations.
See the chart below:
II. "Hiragana, katakana and romaji’s chart:
(ひらがな、 カタカナとローマ字表):
III. "Hiragana, katakana and romaji’s chart:
( ひらがな、 カタカナとローマ字表):
IV. Double consonants:
The double consonants are represented by tiny lower case tsu.
It represents the longer length of a syllable and a brief pause in the word’s pronunciation.
Examples: けっこん (kekkon = marriage)
きっぷ (kippu = ticket(s))
マッチ (sports match)
V. Long vowels:
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