CITATION

Sato, Eriko. Japanese DeMYSTiFieD, 2nd Edition. US: McGraw-Hill, 2012.

Japanese DeMYSTiFieD, 2nd Edition

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Published:  December 2012

eISBN: 9780071797726 0071797726 | ISBN: 9780071797719
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Audio Track Listing
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Part One: Identifying People and Things
  • Chapter 1 Pronouncing and Writing Japanese Words
  • Basic Japanese Sounds and Romaji
  • The Japanese Writing Systems
  • Familiar Japanese Words
  • Chapter 2 Identifying People and Things
  • Referring to People
  • Naming People and Things
  • Using Demonstratives
  • Using Everyday Phrases
  • Chapter 3 Asking Questions
  • The Question Particle (Omitted) ka
  • Asking Who is it?
  • Asking What is it?
  • Asking Where is it?
  • The Japanese-Speaking World
  • Chapter 4 Describing People and Things
  • Some Useful Adjectives
  • Asking How is it?
  • Creating a Modifier Using a Noun and the Particle (Omitted) no
  • Using the Numbers One to Ten
  • Chapter 5 Expressing Existence and Location
  • The Verbs (Omitted) imasu and (Omitted) arimasu
  • Expressing What Exists
  • Expressing What You Have
  • Expressing the Location of People and Things
  • Using the Numbers Eleven to Ninety-Nine
  • Part One Test
  • Part Two: Talking about Actions
  • Chapter 6 Expressing Coming and Going
  • Japanese Verb Forms
  • Verbs of Coming and Going
  • Making Suggestions and Invitations
  • Useful Particles
  • Using the Numbers 100 to 99,999
  • Chapter 7 Expressing What You Do
  • Verb Conjugation
  • Verbs of Activities
  • Verbs of Giving and Receiving
  • Colors
  • More About Using Numbers
  • Chapter 8 Talking About the Past
  • The Past Tense Forms in the Polite Style
  • Indefinite Pronouns and Negative Pronouns
  • Some Useful Particles
  • Talking About Experiences
  • Describing People and Things More Specifically
  • Some Absolute Time Expressions
  • Chapter 9 Using the Te-Form
  • Te-Form
  • Listing Actions and Properties Using the Te-Form
  • Requesting with the Te-Form + (Omitted) kudasai
  • Giving Directions
  • Te-Form + (Omitted) iru
  • Chapter 10 Asking for Permission
  • Permission and Prohibition
  • Obligation and Discretion
  • Acceptability and Minimal Requirements
  • Potential and Ability
  • Sports and Hobbies
  • Part Two Test
  • Part Three: Stating Facts
  • Chapter 11 Stating Your Opinions
  • The Plain Forms of Verbs and Adjectives
  • Embedded Sentences
  • Embedded Questions
  • Expressing Or
  • Some Useful Modals
  • Asking Why?
  • Chapter 12 Creating Adverbs and Adverbial Clauses
  • Adverbs Derived from Adjectives
  • Sound Symbolism
  • Adverbials for Time
  • Adverbials for Reasons and Causes
  • Adverbials for Contrast or Contradiction
  • Adverbials for Purpose
  • Adverbials for Manner
  • Chapter 13 Comparing People and Things
  • Comparing Two Items
  • Making Superlative Comparisons
  • Chapter 14 Creating Complex Phrases and Clauses
  • Compound Verbs and Adjectives
  • Creating Complex Modifiers
  • Creating Sentence-Like Noun Modifiers
  • Chapter 15 Indicating Change
  • Using the Verbs (Omitted) suru and (Omitted) naru to Indicate Change
  • More Useful Particles
  • Things You Wear
  • Part Three Test
  • Part Four: Expressing Implication, Attitude, and Perspective
  • Chapter 16 Expressing Implication
  • Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
  • Auxiliary Verbs That Follow the Te-Form
  • Expressing One’s Desire
  • Listing Actions and Properties
  • Chapter 17 Expressing Attitude
  • More Useful Modals
  • Useful Pragmatic Particles
  • Expressing Free Choice
  • Plants and Animals
  • Chapter 18 Considering and Planning Your Actions
  • Commands
  • Using the Volitional Form
  • Conditionals
  • More Terms for Occupations and Professions
  • Chapter 19 Changing the Perspective
  • Passive Constructions
  • Causative Constructions
  • Causative-Passive Constructions
  • Loanwords
  • Chapter 20 Using Honorifics
  • Japanese Honorifics
  • Honorific and Humble Verb Forms
  • Honorific/Polite Noun Forms
  • Honorific/Polite Adjective Forms
  • Honorific/Polite Question Words
  • Part Four Test
  • Final Exam
  • Appendix A: Sentence Predicates in Japanese
  • Appendix B: Verb Forms
  • Japanese-English Glossary
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  • English-Japanese Glossary
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  • Answer Key
  • Index