Japanese, The Spoken Language; Part 3

by Eleanor Harz Jorden; With contributions by Mari Noda

• ISBN13: 9780300041910
• ISBN10: 0300041918
• Format: Trade Paper
• Copyright: 1990-09-10
• Publisher: Yale University Press

Summary

This three-volume textbook stresses Japanese as it is spoken today in Japan. Jorden has introduced the language in a totally systematic fashion and in manageable segments, so that students who have mastered the material in the book can handle the spoken language with considerable facility. Supplementary material provides outlines for the utilization of what has been introduced, check-ups on structure, and comprehension checks based on accompanying audiotapes.

Table of Contents

Lesson 25	1	(39)
SECTION A	1	(18)
Structural Patterns	6	(13)
1. The Potential	6	(3)
2. /--koto ga dekiru/	9	(1)
3. /--koto ga aru/	10	(1)
4. /Predicate X + koto wa + Predicate X/	11	(1)
5. /X ni tuite/	11	(1)
6. hosii	12	(7)
SECTION B	19	(15)
Structural Patterns	25	(9)
1. /--tokoro da/	25	(1)
2. Request Patterns in moraeru (XXX) itadakeru (XXX)	26	(1)
3. Sentence Connectors	27	(1)
4. /--(y)oo to suru/	28	(1)
5. --kke; --ka sira	28	(6)
SECTION C	34	(6)
Lesson 26	40	(44)
SECTION A	40	(23)
Structural Patterns	46	(17)
1. itt(e) oita no ni	46	(1)
2. The Conditional	47	(5)
3. /Predicate + Phrase-particle to of Accompaniment/: osu to	52	(2)
4. /X to site/, /X ni site/	54	(1)
5. /X nanka/	54	(9)
SECTION B	63	(15)
Structural Patterns	69	(9)
1. bakari	69	(2)
2. The Representative	71	(1)
3. beki	72	(6)
SECTION C	78	(6)
Lesson 27	84	(37)
SECTION A	84	(17)
Structural Patterns	89	(12)
1. -nagara	89	(2)
2. The Provisional	91	(3)
3. -(a)nakereba naranai (XXX) ikenai	94	(1)
4. sigoto ka 'katee `work or home'	95	(6)
SECTION B	101	(14)
Structural Patterns	106	(9)
1. /Quantity Expression + mo/	106	(1)
2. sumeba sumu hodo	107	(1)
3. /Number + to mo/	108	(1)
4. /--wake ni wa ikanai/	108	(1)
5. Phrase-particle sae	109	(6)
SECTION C	115	(6)
Lesson 28	121	(31)
SECTION A	121	(13)
Structural Patterns	126	(8)
1. The Causative	126	(2)
2. Additional Causative Patterns	128	(2)
3. /Imperfective Verbal + made (ni)/	130	(1)
4. Kiree ni kaite aru zya nai ka.	130	(4)
SECTION B	134	(12)
Structural Patterns	138	(8)
1. Polite Verbal-Nominals	138	(1)
2. Sentence-final Particle Sequence to mo	139	(1)
3. The Verbal Suffix -garu	140	(6)
SECTION C	146	(6)
Lesson 29	152	(34)
SECTION A	152	(14)
Structural Patterns	156	(10)
1. The Passive: Involuntary and Adversative	156	(3)
2. The Honorific Passive	159	(1)
3. /Predicate + mono da/	160	(1)
4. Pluralizing Suffixes	161	(1)
5. /Adjectival Stem + wa/	161	(1)
6. mama	162	(4)
SECTION B	166	(13)
Structural Patterns	171	(8)
1. More on Requests: Direct-Style Imperatives	171	(2)
2. /Predicate + aida/	173	(6)
SECTION C	179	(7)
Lesson 30	186	(31)
SECTION A	186	(12)
Structural Patterns	191	(7)
1. The Passive Causative	191	(1)
2. More on the Quotative (t)te	192	(1)
3. komaru koto wa nai	193	(5)
SECTION B	198	(11)
Structural Patterns	203	(6)
1. -atte	203	(1)
2. /-(a)nai uti ni/	204	(1)
3. Sentence-particle sa	204	(1)
4. umi to ka mizuumi	204	(5)
SECTION C	209	(8)
Appendix A	217	(7)
Summary of Verbals	217	(1)
Summary of Adjectivals	218	(1)
Summary of the Copula da	219	(5)
Appendix B: na-Nominals	224	(2)
Appendix C: Classifiers	226	(3)
Japanese-English Glossary	229	(37)
English-Japanese Glossary	266	(23)
Index	289