japanese particle workbook


Japanese Particle Workbook

Author: Taeko Kamiya
Publisher: Weatherhill
Year: 1998
Pages: 192
Format: pdf
Language: English

The particles must be learned in order to speak proper Japanese. Some particles may be omitted in casual conversation but not when formality is appropriate, and especially not in writing. Moreover, in some cases the wrong use of a particle may change the meaning of sentence entirely. This book presents over 60 particles and their 188 usages.

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