“Go Easy!: Enrich Your Japanese Vocabulary with Conversations”is a vocabulary learning material by kindle. You can also download audio to learn.
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies（TUFS）
Description
*Go Easy!: Enrich Your Japanese Vocabulary with Conversations*
by Arakawa Yohey (Author)
ASK Publishing
https://www.ask-books.com/jp/978-4-86639-561-6/
Features of this book
1. Using the knowledge you have already learned, you can quickly expand your advanced vocabulary
2. You can learn the “natural combinations” used by the Japanese
3. You can continue learning while enjoying listening to the conversations of five college students
What does it mean to “increase advanced vocabulary from the knowledge you’ve already learned”?
▼Enrich your vocabulary from “alternative meanings of easy words”
For example, the verb kaburu. Beginners learn this with the usage of “wearing a hat”, but the usage of “yofuku ga kabutta” (= one’s clothes are the same as others) and “yotei ga kabutta” (= one’s schedule overlaps) is also used quite often. In addition, knowing the second and third meanings of words, such as “daijoubu” (= I don’t have a problem so I don’t need to ask them to do something) and “oishii” (= I have a favorable advantage), makes everyday conversation smoother and richer.
▼Boost your vocabulary from “easy word combinations”
For example, “shita (down)” and “miru (look)” are both entry-level easy words, but the combination of these words, “shitami” (= looking and researching in advance), is an advanced vocabulary. In addition, “Kao ga hiroi,” a combination of “kao (face)” and “hiroi (wide),” means “having many acquaintances.” In addition, “me ga nai (eyeless)” a combination of “eye” and “nothing,” means “I love you so much that I get carried away.”. In this way, you can combine your existing knowledge to create more and more expressions.
You can also download audio and exercises so you can learn efficiently. You can also listen to the audio on Spotify or Podcast.
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The kindle book is available on Amazon.co.jp.
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