A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar
Japan Times | 1995 | ISBN: 4789007758 | 837 pages | PDF | 68 MB
The format of this dictionary is the same as that of A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar. For the convenience of readers who have not used DBJG, we have repeated from that text the sections To the Reader and Grammatical Terms. In this volume, however, we have modified To the Reader slightly and have added some entries- to Grammatical Terms. Along with the Japanese index, there is an English index that lists the English *****alents for each entry. One difference between the two volumes is that no romanization has been provided for example sentences in A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar. Instead, furigana (hiragana over kanji) is used. (Authors)
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Japan Times | 1995 | ISBN: 4789007758 | 837 pages | PDF | 68 MB
The format of this dictionary is the same as that of A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar. For the convenience of readers who have not used DBJG, we have repeated from that text the sections To the Reader and Grammatical Terms. In this volume, however, we have modified To the Reader slightly and have added some entries- to Grammatical Terms. Along with the Japanese index, there is an English index that lists the English *****alents for each entry. One difference between the two volumes is that no romanization has been provided for example sentences in A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar. Instead, furigana (hiragana over kanji) is used. (Authors)
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