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Japanese General Grammar JTMW (version 1.03)
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Description
This deck focuses on:
- adjectives and adverbs (their forms, not a list);
- noun-type sentences;
- questions;
- "miscellaneous" grammar;
- occasional mnemonics (in a separate "hint" field) regarding the above.
The following categories are *not* primarily covered (although incidentally touched upon as they intersect the topics mentioned above), since they have their own decks:
- Particles;
- Verb Conjugation;
- Counting Systems;
- Familial modes of address.
Version 1.03 notes:
- Made a clearer disctinction between the varying degrees of probability of そう(だ), らしい, みたいだ and (の)よう(だ) since otherwise their direct translations were too similar to be useful for learning.
Inspired by Wayne P. Lammers' "Japanese the Manga Way", but without using its example sentences or any of the manga pictures they are based upon, since those are copyrighted. Buying the book is warmly recommended!
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| Front | What expression is added to the end of a complete PL2-sentence and makes it mean "that's the way it appears/seems/sounds/feels" with the highest degree of reliability? |
| Back | みたいだ/です(no connection with 見る/みる) |
| Exception/reverse question | When added to a complete PL2-sentence, what does this mean? |
| Hint or mnemonic | |
| Tags |
| Front | How is an indirect question formed? |
| Back | By embedding a PL2 question plus か by following it with another verb and ending it with noun + か or noun + だか. (And do not forget that か always absorbs だ in PL2 questions!). |
| Exception/reverse question | What kind of question is formed this way? |
| Hint or mnemonic | |
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| Front | What is the "explanatory extension" in Japanese? |
| Back | のだ/です |
| Exception/reverse question | With what grammatical jargon can this phrase be described? |
| Hint or mnemonic | |
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