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Essential Japanese phrasebook & dictionary : speak Japanese with confidence!
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- English language--Dictionaries--Japanese.
- English language.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (193 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Tokyo : Tuttle Publishing, 2017.
- Summary:
- Essential Japanese Phrase Book & Dictionary teaches you the practical phrases and expressions needed for common, everyday interactions in Japan in a clear, concise, accessible and enjoyable way.Key features of this Japanese phrasebook and dictionary include:Over 1,500 practical phrases for everyday useAn English to Japanese dictionary with over 2,000 terms and expressionsEssential expressions used for meeting people, starting conversations, and asking and replying to simple questionsManga illustrations to illustrate critical phrases and situationsA pronunciation guide and Japanese grammar notes explain the basic sounds and sentence patterns of the Japanese languageThe latest Japanese vocabulary and phrases for smartphones, social media and moreJapan travel tips, cultural notes and much more!All words and phrases are in Romanized form as well as the Japanese script. Basic Japanese grammar and pronunciation notes get you speaking right away, and tips on culture and etiquette allow you to interact in Japanese without making serious blunders.Whether you're a novice or have some experience with the language, this is a reference you'll turn to again and again when visiting Japan and interacting with Japanese people.
- Contents:
- Frontcover
- Contents
- Introduction
- Pronunciation guide
- Basic grammar
- 1. The Basics
- 1.1 Personal details
- 1.2 Today or tomorrow?
- 1.3 What time is it?
- 1.4 One, two, three...
- 1.5 The weather
- 1.6 Here, there...
- 1.7 What does that sign say?
- 1.8 Legal holidays
- 2. Meet and Greet
- 2.1 Greetings
- 2.2 Asking a question
- 2.3 How to reply
- 2.4 Thank you
- 2.5 I'm sorry
- 2.6 What do you think?
- 3. Small Talk
- 3.1 Introductions
- 3.2 I beg your pardon?
- 3.3 Starting/ending a conversation
- 3.4 A chat about the weather
- 3.5 Hobbies
- 3.6 Invitations
- 3.7 Paying a compliment
- 3.8 Intimate comments/questions
- 3.9 Congratulations and condolences
- 3.10 Arrangements
- 3.11 Being the host(ess)
- 3.12 Saying good-bye
- 4. Eating Out
- 4.1 At the restaurant
- 4.2 Ordering
- Untitled
- 4.4 Complaints
- 4.5 Paying a compliment
- 4.6 The menu
- 5. Getting Around
- 5.1 Asking directions
- 5.2 The car
- 5.3 The gas station
- 5.4 Breakdowns and repairs
- 5.5 Renting a vehicle
- 5.6 Bicycles/mopeds
- 5.7 Hitchhiking
- 6. Arrival and Departure
- 6.1 General
- 6.2 Customs
- 6.3 Luggage
- 6.4 Questions to passengers
- 6.5 Tickets
- 6.6 Information
- 6.7 Airports
- 6.8 Trains
- 6.9 Taxis
- 7. A Place to Stay
- 7.1 General
- 7.2 Hotels/B&
- Bs/apartments/holiday rentals
- 7.3 Complaints
- 7.4 Departure
- 7.5 Camping
- 8. Money Matters
- 8.1 Banks
- 8.2 Settling the bill
- 9. Mail, Phone and Internet
- 9.1 Mail
- 9.2 Telephone
- 9.3 Internet/email/social media
- 10. Shopping
- 10.1 Shopping conversations
- 10.2 Food
- 10.3 Clothing and shoes
- 10.4 Cameras
- 10.5 At the hairdresser
- 11. Tourist Activities
- 11.1 Places of interest
- 11.2 Going out
- 11.3 Booking tickets
- 12. Sports Activities
- 12.1 Sporting questions
- 12.2 By the waterfront.
- 12.3 In the snow
- 13. Health Matters
- 13.1 Calling a doctor
- 13.2 What's wrong?
- 13.3 The consultation
- 13.4 Medications and prescriptions
- 13.5 At the dentist
- 14. Emergencies
- 14.1 Asking for help
- 14.2 Lost items
- 14.3 Accidents
- 14.4 Theft
- 14.5 Missing person
- 14.6 The police
- 15. English-Japanese.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 1-4629-1919-7
- OCLC:
- 989519387
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