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Chapters are organised by communicative function. Each presents several Japanese sentence patterns side-by-side with English equivalents (in the form of simple example sentences). The English equivalents are meant to give the English-speaking learner a clear idea of how the Japanese sentence pattern is actually used. Following each Japanese pattern and English equivalent is an explanation of the Japanese grammar, which gives the reader the necessary information to generate sentences using the pattern introduced. Example sentences in English and Japanese follow. There is also a practice section for each pattern, which allows the reader to test his understanding. *142 sentence patterns: most are very basic, but some are intermediate-level.
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Chapters are organised by communicative function. Each presents several Japanese sentence patterns side-by-side with English equivalents (in the form of simple example sentences). The English equivalents are meant to give the English-speaking learner a clear idea of how the Japanese sentence pattern is actually used. Following each Japanese pattern and English equivalent is an explanation of the Japanese grammar, which gives the reader the necessary information to generate sentences using the pattern introduced. Example sentences in English and Japanese follow. There is also a practice section for each pattern, which allows the reader to test his understanding. *142 sentence patterns: most are very basic, but some are intermediate-level.
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Anhand von 142 Satzmustern und ihren Variationen gelingt der japanischen Autorin ein didaktisch ausgesprochen einfühlsames Werk für amerikanisch-europäische Lerner. Das tönt auf den ersten Blick nicht so prickelnd, in der Tat liest und lernt man sich mit Vergnügen und ohne Mühe durch das Büchlein. An sich handelt es sich um eine Art Grammatik-Vermittlung der anderen Art, das Hauptziel besteht allerdings in der Verbesserung der kommunikativen Fähigkeiten. Die englischen Kommentare sind so simpel wie treffend und geben auch fortgeschrittenen Lernern immer wieder neue Einblicke in die Sprache, somit eignet sich das Werk ausgezeichnet zum Repetieren. Aber auch Anfänger gehören ausdrücklich zur Zielgruppe, zumal sämtliche Sätze in Kanji/Romaji wiedergegeben sind und das Buch mit einfachen Satzmustern anfängt bei progressivem Schwierigkeitsanstieg. Das wohlgeordnete Layout und die kurzen Kapitel sind sehr benutzerfreundlich, so dass man zwischendurch auch mal nur kurz reinschauen kann. Die kleinen und prägnanten Übungen haben alle einen Lösungsschlüssel. Im Anhang finden sich nützliche Verb-, Adjektiv- und Zahlwort-Tabellen.
Ich bedauere sehr, dass mir dieses tolle Buch nicht schon früher in die Hände gelangt ist. Nebenbei gesagt, auf amazon.com gab's ein absolutes Glanzresultat bei den Rezensionen.
Ein weiteres, sehr empfehlenswertes Buch der Autorin ist übrigens das "Japanese for All Occasions".
Ich bedauere sehr, dass mir dieses tolle Buch nicht schon früher in die Hände gelangt ist. Nebenbei gesagt, auf amazon.com gab's ein absolutes Glanzresultat bei den Rezensionen.
Ein weiteres, sehr empfehlenswertes Buch der Autorin ist übrigens das "Japanese for All Occasions".
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44 von 44 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
A wonderful yet concise book for beginners and intermediate students
3. Januar 2007
Format:Taschenbuch
This is an excelent book. Having gone through a course in elementary Japanese, I wanted a book to quickly review the basic grammar and speech patterns. This little book does a marvelous job. It explains all the main patterns concisely, yet sufficiently. The organization and clarity of the book are its main assets. There is a detailed index at the beginning of the book, containing key examples of the pattern. That way you can jump right to the page you need. At the end of the book there are handy appendices (with examples) on counters (some 25 of them), plus charts on adjective inflections and verb conjugations. All in alphabetical english order. Every pattern, or variation, is clearly explained with 3 examples. This is followed by 3 more examples for you to try. Then, the answers are given in smaller print. All examples are given in Japanese characters plus romaji transliteration. Every unit has a few new words of vocabulary, which are then used in the examples that follow. I admired the economy of this book. Nothing is superfluous. And yet, everything is sufficient, within the constraints of its size. It is published by Kodansha International, not Oxford University Press as the Amazon description says. Very few books on Japanese language instruction are suitable for self study. This one clearly is.
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Excellent.
21. Juni 2006
Format:Taschenbuch
Out of necessity, much of this is a copy of my other review because it is a direct contrast.
Since a search that brought up this book probably also brought up A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns (Kodansha Dictionary) (same publisher) and at first glance one might be tempted to just buy whichever is cheapest at the time. It's worth noting that they are very different books.
A Dictionary... is indexed for a reader that encounters a strange construction. It is formatted in a way to facilitate looking-up strange new sentences. Japanese Sentence Patterns is indexed for someone that wants to say something in Japanese.
Thus, If you want to tell someone in Japanese that one thing would be better to do than another, Japanese Sentence Patterns will tell you how to say it. On the other hand, if you see or hear "Yukkuri tabeta hou ga kenkou ni ii yo." Then A dictionary... is better for figuring out what the person meant.
In all, both books are very much worth getting. Both serve completely different needs, they are definitely not duplicates of the same book. I do consider this one a bit more useful than the other, it is certainly easier to use. Even a complete novice can use this to create sentences. The exercises help cement new knowledge and the use of kanji can reinforce an intermediate student's reading ability.
Since a search that brought up this book probably also brought up A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns (Kodansha Dictionary) (same publisher) and at first glance one might be tempted to just buy whichever is cheapest at the time. It's worth noting that they are very different books.
A Dictionary... is indexed for a reader that encounters a strange construction. It is formatted in a way to facilitate looking-up strange new sentences. Japanese Sentence Patterns is indexed for someone that wants to say something in Japanese.
Thus, If you want to tell someone in Japanese that one thing would be better to do than another, Japanese Sentence Patterns will tell you how to say it. On the other hand, if you see or hear "Yukkuri tabeta hou ga kenkou ni ii yo." Then A dictionary... is better for figuring out what the person meant.
In all, both books are very much worth getting. Both serve completely different needs, they are definitely not duplicates of the same book. I do consider this one a bit more useful than the other, it is certainly easier to use. Even a complete novice can use this to create sentences. The exercises help cement new knowledge and the use of kanji can reinforce an intermediate student's reading ability.
12 von 12 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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5. September 2007
Format:Taschenbuch
The basic expressions appear in English and represent ideas or patterns to be expressed in Japanese. They are arranged from easiest tý most difficult. Each has a Japanese translation, highlighting the pattern to be learned then pattern is explained with example sentences. A big leap for novice birds to get wings for advanced flyings. Enthusiastically recommended. Hotondo kanzen ni (almost perfect).
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