Japanese in Depth Vol.1
By International Communication Institute
- Release Date: 2011-09-09
- Genre: Japanese Language Studies
Description
This is vol.1 of the collection of monthly columns contributed to The Daily Yomiuri, Japan's nationwide English newspaper. It amusingly illustrates how mindsets are different between English and Japanese. It's an eye opener for English as well as Japanese.
Reviews
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1By lovedolzHate it I’m not going to explain but as you can see I just looked at the first book and hated it. Don’t waste your precious timeGood Starter for Japanese Beginner
5By Camilo calderonI’m a starter and basically beginner in Japanese and I feel this book was able to give me a slighter and better in depth understanding of why some things are how they are in Japanese and in a way how much we are lacking with out languagesPretty good
4By つぁじThis book is very informative and covers many aspects of Japanese that a lot of people may overlook. There are a few spelling errors here and there but, nevertheless, it is still a good read.A lovely book
5By Luna4747897I love this book it gives you so much information about Japanese. I love Japanese! They are really cool and fun to learn! Thank you so much!Japanese!
5By MintyGuy700This is a great book, I cannot wait to read more! Arīgato!A Gentle Discouse on 日本語
5By ダニー リチャードI have been studying Japanese language and culture for almost 2 years. I found this short volume entertaiining, informative, and well written. It is a supplimented to my other more class oriented books. The volumne can be read in an evening. The lessons to learn will take longer to digest. A lot of detail of the Japanese cutlture is reviled as he talks about the language. Wrapping ones head in Japaneseness is essental to learning the language.Excellent essays into what makes Japanese so unique
5By Akira71As a long time language learner and with a focus on Japanese I often take for granted the nuances I have picked up between Japanese and English. When someone asks me why something is said the way it is in Japanese I often have to sit back and think why that might be. With this series of essays on particulars of Japanese the author shines a light and explains many of these little gotchas in a clear manner. Anyone learning Japanese or just is curious in on Japanese particulars and are not afraid of learning in the process will find this book and the rest in the series to be valuable. I commend the author for making these available. They are short and precise and informative. Rare to find a gem like this thee days.