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Students of Japanese are familiar with the term "particle," and realize that they, like English prepositions, require a special effort to master. This handbook provides all the information one would need on these tricky units of grammar.
All About Particles covers more than 70 particles those that are used regularly as well as those used less frequently in more than 200 uses. The book can be approached as a guiding textbook and studied from beginning to end. It is as a reference book, however, that All About Particles shines. It is light and easy to carry, slim enough to fit into the corner of a shoulder bag, and concise enough to quickly clarify particle-related questions. It is a priceless tool for any serious student of Japanese.
All About Particles covers more than 70 particles those that are used regularly as well as those used less frequently in more than 200 uses. The book can be approached as a guiding textbook and studied from beginning to end. It is as a reference book, however, that All About Particles shines. It is light and easy to carry, slim enough to fit into the corner of a shoulder bag, and concise enough to quickly clarify particle-related questions. It is a priceless tool for any serious student of Japanese.
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自然な日本語表現に欠かせない助詞70余りをていねいに解説。豊富な例文と用法で機能的に学べる。日本語・ローマ字・英訳が併記されていて、とても便利。英訳は、もちろん自然な英語。「て・に・を・は」の相違が英語に出る。英語を学びたい日本人にも最適。
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4 人中、4人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
投稿者 Az Brown
形式:ペーパーバック
This is a good book on particles with many examples that make the use of particles easy to understand. However, there are no exercises for a person to check their understanding. I find that the best way to learn is to actually try to answer a few questions....which this book doesn't have. I recommend purchasing Naoko Chino's other book, "How to tell the difference between Japanese particles" if you truly want to learn how to use particles. If you are just after a book as a reference on how to use Japanese particles, this book is good for that purpose and it does have a couple of particles that are not covered in Naoko Chino's other book.
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投稿者 ひぃこ
形式:ペーパーバック
助詞を説明するのは、とても大変だったのですが、この本があれば、ほとんどの助詞が説明できます。
構成は、初めに｢は｣などの助詞の説明があって、日本語の例文、ローマ字表記、例文の英訳の順になっています。Indexがあるので、調べたい助詞をすぐに見つけられます。
しかし、最初の説明がちょっと不十分な感じがします。例文と合わせてなんとか理解できますが、説明がもっとしっかりしていてもいいと思います。
例文は、シンプルかつ使いやすく、とても役立ちます。
説明がもっと十分されていれば、星５つにしたいです。あ、でも、値段はもう少し安くてもいいかなぁ・・・って思います。
構成は、初めに｢は｣などの助詞の説明があって、日本語の例文、ローマ字表記、例文の英訳の順になっています。Indexがあるので、調べたい助詞をすぐに見つけられます。
しかし、最初の説明がちょっと不十分な感じがします。例文と合わせてなんとか理解できますが、説明がもっとしっかりしていてもいいと思います。
例文は、シンプルかつ使いやすく、とても役立ちます。
説明がもっと十分されていれば、星５つにしたいです。あ、でも、値段はもう少し安くてもいいかなぁ・・・って思います。
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Learning Japanese? Get this book.
2002/9/18
投稿者 Zack Davisson
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形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonで購入
Every Japanese learner struggles with particles. Organizing particles is one of the most difficult part of the language, and there are few good resources to help you out. "All About Particles: A Handbook of Japanese Function Words" is the single most useful book I have found on the topic.
This is a true reference book. Although it can be read straight through (and I recommend this at least once), it is most useful for looking up difficult particles as you discover them. Placing them in context will help the learning process. Read all in one sitting it is a little overwhelming, but good for an overview of all 70 plus particles.
One of the advantages of "All About Particles" is that the examples use various forms of politeness. It also demonstrates interchangeable particles, and which expressions are more daily-use. The text itself is very compact, and travels well.
I would recommend this book to any Japanese learner looking to bridge the gap from Advanced Beginner to Intermediate.
This is a true reference book. Although it can be read straight through (and I recommend this at least once), it is most useful for looking up difficult particles as you discover them. Placing them in context will help the learning process. Read all in one sitting it is a little overwhelming, but good for an overview of all 70 plus particles.
One of the advantages of "All About Particles" is that the examples use various forms of politeness. It also demonstrates interchangeable particles, and which expressions are more daily-use. The text itself is very compact, and travels well.
I would recommend this book to any Japanese learner looking to bridge the gap from Advanced Beginner to Intermediate.
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Concise, thorough
2002/4/27
投稿者 カスタマー
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
This book discusses the use of about 70 particles, listed in order from most to least common. For each particle, Chino lists the different ways you can use it, grouping similar uses together, and provides at least two example sentences for each use. The examples are shown in kanji, roomaji, and English.
I think this book covers most particles a beginning or intermediate student would need to know. Finding the particle you want is fairly easy, either by using the table of contents, checking out the index, or glancing at the page headers. Chino did not include exercises, so the book is slim and to the point. However, the use of roomaji may bother some people.
I think this book covers most particles a beginning or intermediate student would need to know. Finding the particle you want is fairly easy, either by using the table of contents, checking out the index, or glancing at the page headers. Chino did not include exercises, so the book is slim and to the point. However, the use of roomaji may bother some people.
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5つ星のうち 3.0
Not a bad book, but way too simplistic
2005/1/8
投稿者 Alanna Krause
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
I bought this title because I thought it would give me in-depth information about those pesky few particles I still have questions about, but it turns out to be a simple, straightforward description of only the common particles and their common usage, with no in-depth explaination at all. I wanted to know in a very explicit manner the differences between wa/ga, -tara/-reba, dake/nomi, etc, but it only glosses over them. If you've studied Japanese for more than a couple years, don't bother at all with this book. I guess I'll give this copy to a friend just beginning Japanese or something.
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Definitely for neophytes like me at least
2003/11/9
投稿者 Web.Terrestrial
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
This is a nifty little reference book.
I'm just starting the trek to fluency, however, this book is already on my shelf. I tried reading straight through this, but it was futile a cause because I had (and still have) insufficient vocabulary to make sentences that use many of these particles.
However, I still thumb through it and pick up particles here and there. For some reason, they stick better that way. Also, while reading sentences in Japanese, you'll start to recognize the particles you've seen while looking through this book. Randomly pick a page and learn the particle on that one.
The book also brings our attention to subtleties between similar particles. This helps when trying to generate a tone and attitude.
My only quibble is that it uses romaji instead of Furigana over the Kanji since i'm already familiar with the Kana. This doesn't depreciate the value of the book, though. You'll refer to it often when you're disecting or constructing sentences.
I'm just starting the trek to fluency, however, this book is already on my shelf. I tried reading straight through this, but it was futile a cause because I had (and still have) insufficient vocabulary to make sentences that use many of these particles.
However, I still thumb through it and pick up particles here and there. For some reason, they stick better that way. Also, while reading sentences in Japanese, you'll start to recognize the particles you've seen while looking through this book. Randomly pick a page and learn the particle on that one.
The book also brings our attention to subtleties between similar particles. This helps when trying to generate a tone and attitude.
My only quibble is that it uses romaji instead of Furigana over the Kanji since i'm already familiar with the Kana. This doesn't depreciate the value of the book, though. You'll refer to it often when you're disecting or constructing sentences.
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5つ星のうち 4.0
All About Particles: A Handbook of Japanese Function Words
2004/9/26
投稿者 Derrick G. Tucker
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形式:ペーパーバック
This book is a very good reference for the Intermediate student. The example sentences and kanji are too advanced for a beginner and the romaji is an insult to advanced students.
It helps a great deal if you sit down and read the entire book once, and then put it up on your shelf and only look in it when you encounter a new particle. While it claims to be a handbook, it is more of a dictionary, but nevertheless it is good if you need a quick reminder.
I recommend buying this book along with Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns by Naoko Chino for maximum effect. The book does no attempt in teaching anything about the example sentences, only the particles.
It helps a great deal if you sit down and read the entire book once, and then put it up on your shelf and only look in it when you encounter a new particle. While it claims to be a handbook, it is more of a dictionary, but nevertheless it is good if you need a quick reminder.
I recommend buying this book along with Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns by Naoko Chino for maximum effect. The book does no attempt in teaching anything about the example sentences, only the particles.
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