A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar

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This continues where the Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar leaves off. Unlike the Basic Dictionary, this volume contains furigana instead of romaji. This book takes important grammatical points and lists them in easy to find alphabetical order. The explanations and examples are superb. It covers each grammatical point's various meanings in a clear-cut and orderly way. Great for reference as well as for going straight through.

  • Brand name: The Japan Times
  • Merchant SKU: SKU16171
  • 4-7890-0775-8
  • Seiichi Makino and Michio Tsutsui
  • 760 pages; Softcover; September 2009
  • Recommended for Upper Beginner and Intermediate students
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Best grammar resource
January 4, 2011
Reviewer:  Dustin Quigley 

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The Dictionary of Basic/Intermediate/Advanced is an indespensible set for anyone studying Japanese.

Any time that I have trouble with a point in a textbook, or come across some unknown grammar outside of a textbook, I can quickly look it up in here.

It has clear, easy to understand explanations, as well as plenty of examples of the different uses, and lists similar grammar. The best part perhaps, is that it slao lists incorrect use of the grammar to stop you from making those mistakes ahead of time.

Any serious Japanese student would benefit from having this series on his or her shelf.

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