Japanese The Science of Japanese Grammar? 『 Sadamoto New Style Etiquette 』? / Koichi SAITO

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Japanese title: 単行本(実用) 日本語 日本語文法の科学 ?定本『新文体作法』? / 齋藤紘一
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Released date: 25 Sep 2023

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[Introduction to Contents]
Reviewing the Japanese grammar from a new point of view and developing a theoretical system in a practically effective form.
The whole picture of this attempt is finally here!
In order to fully understand and properly use the Japanese language, it is essential to have a knowledge of the grammar, just as in the case of English.
Published 『 "New Style of Manners" Introduction 』, 『 "New Style of Manners" Main 』 is the final version!
In order to fully understand and properly use the Japanese language, it is essential to have a knowledge of the grammar.
The meaning of the verb usage form
1) Concepts and Terms
2) How to make Terms
3) Companions of Nouns
Chapter III Adjectives
1) How to make Adjectives
2) About Volute Nouns
3) Examples of Nouns
Chapter IV Verbs
1) Rules for making Nouns
Chapter III Adjectives
1) How to make Adjectives
2) About Volute Nouns
Chapter IV Verbs
Chapter 14 Space Consciousness and Speech 1) Space Consciousness and Space Consciousness 2) Space Consciousness and the Role of the "Speaker" 3) Linguistic Features of the Japanese language
1) Person
2) Linguistic Features of the personal pronoun
Chapter 15 person
2) of the Japanese Language
At the end
Brief history
Born in Gunma Prefecture in 1943. Graduated from the Department of Chemistry, School of Science, University of Tokyo.
Joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry and served as a section chief and deputy director general.
After retiring in 1993, served as a representative member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and a director of an independent administrative institution, and is currently a translator.
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