Studies in Colloquial Japanese II Syntax

Bernard Bloch

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This paper is the second in a series of articles dealing with various phases of colloquial Japanese grammar. The dialect to be described is the present-day standard language, based on the speech of educated persons native to Tokyo. Forms and constructions peculiar to other dialects, including the literary style, are not considered.

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