Naomi Mcgloin, M. Endo Hudson, Fumiko Nazikian, Tomomi Kakegawa

Modern Japanese Grammar (eBook, ePUB)

A Practical Guide

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

First published in 2013. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 426
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781135151386
• Artikelnr.: 47890540

Autorenporträt

Naomi H. McGloin is Professor of Japanese Language and Linguistics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA Mutsuko Endo Hudson is Professor of Japanese Language and Linguistics at Michigan State University, USA Fumiko Nazikian is Senior Lecturer and Director of the Japanese Language Program at Columbia University, USA Tomomi Kakegawa is Associate Professor of Japanese at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, USA

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction. Acknowledgements. Glossary of grammatical terms.
Abbreviations. Part A: Structures 1. Introduction 2. Pronunciation 3.
Writing system 4. Words 5. Sentences and sentence patterns 6. Register and
style 7. Nouns and noun phrases 8. Pronouns 9. Demonstratives 10. Particles
11. Topic Marker WA 12. Verbs 13. Adjectives 14. Adverbs 15. Negation 16.
Numbers and classifiers 17. Compounds 18. Formal nouns 19. Auxiliary verbs
20. The causative construction 21. The passive construction 22.
Conjunctions and connectives 23. Temporal Clauses 24. Conditional Clauses
25. Relative (noun modifying) clauses 26. Complement clauses 27. Tense and
aspect 28. Evidential markers 29. Honorifics Part B: Functions I. Social
constructs and communication strategies 30. Social contacts 31. Basic
communication strategies II. Giving and seeking information 32. Questions
33. Reporting 34. Asking and giving personal information 35. Identifying
36. Telling time, date, etc 37. Describing people, places, state and
condition 38. Comparisons 39. Contrast 40. Location and distance 41.
Possession 42. Gift 43. Kind acts 44. Experience 45. Intentions and plans
46. Temporal relations 47. Explanations, Reason and purpose 48. Causes and
effect 49. Describing Procedures 50. Changes 51. Expressing Abilities 52.
Needs 53. Possibility and probability 54. Certainty and uncertainty 55.
Provisions, conditions and hypotheses 56. Understanding and knowing 57.
Remembering and forgetting III. Expressing emotions and sensations 58.
General comments on adjectives of emotions and sensations 59. Gratitude 60.
Apology and forgiveness 61. Apology and forgiveness 61. Empathy 62. Likes
and dislikes 63. Desires and preferences 64. Hope and wishes 65. Joy and
sorrow 66. Fear or worry 67. Distress and regret 68. Surprise 69. Hunger,
thirst and fatigue 70. Pain or discomfort 71. Satisfaction and
dissatisfaction IV. Speaking as performing acts 72. Advice and suggestions
73. Requests 74. Offer or invitation 75. Orders (command) 76. Directions
and instructions 77. Confirmation 78. Permission 79. Prohibition 80.
Obligation and duty 81. Complaint 82. Compliment 83. Promise and warning
84. Opinion 85. Agreement, disagreement and indifference 86. Choosing and
deciding 87. Shopping 8. Ordering 89. Reservation Appendices 1. Kiragana
charts 2. Katakana charts 3. Verb: Basic conjugatrions 4. Copula and
Adjective: Basic conjugations. References. Index of topics. Index of
Japanese words