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After this point you have learned enough grammar to learn simple sentances. Try learning words you find interesting by looking them up in a dictionary such as [[wikt:|wiktionary]]. If you want some guidance, trying learning the words in the [[wikt:Wiktionary:Japanese Swadesh list|Japanese Swadesh list]]. A Swadesh list is list of words below was devised by the linguist Morris Swadesh. He used it as a means of determining the closeness of any pair of languages. It is a useful list of the most common words, which are essential to most languages and may be used in learning basic communication in other languages. | |||
* Lesson 6: [[Japanese Politeness]] | * Lesson 6: [[Japanese Politeness]] | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 4 March 2007
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- Portal: Humanities
- School: Language and Literature
- Department: Japanese
- Stream Japanese stream
- Level: Beginner
Content summary
Goals
Template:JapaneseChar Note: The lesson assume you have learned the kana. If you have no idea what kana means, please go through Introduction to Japanese first.
Texts
Lessons
- Lesson 1: Japanese Existence and Copula
- Lesson 2: Particles in Japanese
- Lesson 3: Japanese Adjectives
- Lesson 4: Japanese Verbs
- Lesson 5: Japanese Particles used with Verbs
After this point you have learned enough grammar to learn simple sentances. Try learning words you find interesting by looking them up in a dictionary such as wiktionary. If you want some guidance, trying learning the words in the Japanese Swadesh list. A Swadesh list is list of words below was devised by the linguist Morris Swadesh. He used it as a means of determining the closeness of any pair of languages. It is a useful list of the most common words, which are essential to most languages and may be used in learning basic communication in other languages.
- Lesson 6: Japanese Politeness
Assignments
Activities
- Activity 1. Create stroke order diagrams for these kanji
References
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