Course - Japanese Sentence Patterns
Example sentences from the book "Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication", byTaeko Kamiya
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Teacher: JTLanguage
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Target Languages:
Japanese, Japanese-Kana, Japanese-Romaji
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Host Languages:
English
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Created:
1/10/2024 8:39:17 PM
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Edited:
1/24/2024 6:23:11 AM
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Lesson Count: 24
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Title
Status
Actions
Basic Expressions - Polite
1. Identifying and Describing People and Things
2. Describing the Existence of Animate and Inanimate Things
3. Making Comparisons
4. Describing Actions in the Present, Future, and Past
5. Actions: in Progress, Completed, Successive, Simultaneous, and Miscellaneous
6. Stating Purpose, Cause, and Reason
7. Commands, Requests, Suggestions, Approval, Disapproval, Prohibition, and Obligation
8. Expressing Ability, Preference, Desire, Intention, Resolution, and Experience
9. Describing the Actions of Giving and Receiving
10. Expressing Conjecture and Hearsay, and Quoting People
11. Using Conditional, Passive, Causative, and Causative-Passive Forms
12. Making Relative Clauses
Basic Expressions - Casual
1. Identifying and Describing People and Things
2. Describing the Existence of Animate and Inanimate Things
3. Making Comparisons
4. Describing Actions in the Present, Future, and Past
5. Actions: in Progress, Completed, Successive, Simultaneous, and Miscellaneous
6. Stating Purpose, Cause, and Reason
7. Commands, Requests, Suggestions, Approval, Disapproval, Prohibition, and Obligation
8. Expressing Ability, Preference, Desire, Intention, Resolution, and Experience
9. Describing the Actions of Giving and Receiving
10. Expressing Conjecture and Hearsay, and Quoting People
11. Using Conditional, Passive, Causative, and Causative
Passive Forms
12. Making Relative Clauses
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