University of Cebu-Banilad Library

Contents: Preface — Lesson 15 Arriving in Japan — Lesson 16 Sightseeing in Tokyo — Lesson 17 In Tokyo — Lesson 18 Returning Home (to One's Country) — Lesson 19 Office Hours — Lesson 20 Japanese Junior High Students — Lesson 21 Illness — Lesson 22 The Content — Lesson 23 Gifts — Lesson 24 A Birthday Party — Lesson 25 Being Scolded — Lesson 26 Making Parents Worry — Lesson 27 Review — Appendix A Grammar Notes by Lesson — Appendix B Verb/Adjective/Copula Conjugation — Appendix C Kanji by Lesson — Appendix D Kanji by あいうえお — Appendix E Kanji by Stroke Count — Appendix F Vocabulary List (Japanese to English) — Appendix G Vocabulary List (English to Japanese) — Appendix H Predicates by Category — Appendix I Subject Index.

"Elementary Japanese is designed for students who are just beginning their study of Japanese at the first-: year college level or on their own. The author and contributors have created a highly structured approach to leaning Japanese that is based on learning the fundamental patters and constructions of the language as well as the writing system including basic kanji. Systematic grammatical explanations are provided in enough detail for this book to be used as a reference work as well as an introductory textbook. The accompanying MP3 audio CD is a great way to learn Japanese and ensures correct pronunciation and helps to build listening comprehension.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Describe yourself, your family and your friends. Talk about daily events using basic vocabulary and grammatical constructions. Understand conversations on these topics as well as classroom activities. Read Japanese articles and write short and simple compositions and letters." --Provided by the publisher

Adult

Donation Lopez, Edilyn College of Tourism Management Tourism

Text in Japanese and English.