A Practical Guide To Mimetic Expressions Through Pictures - 絵でわかる ぎおんご・ぎたいご―日本語の表現力が身につくハンドブック (アルクの日本語テキスト)

This a a practical guide to Mimetic Expressions through funny cartoons. Cover Preface Contents Explanation of Terms I Expressing People's Feelings and Conditions 1 Bad Feelings, Good Feelings 2 Excitement 3 Feeling at the End of Something, Surprise 4 Having Expectations or Uneasiness 5 Being in a Difficult Situation 6 Various Facial Expressions and Conditions 7 Lacking Energy 8 Unpleasant Physical Conditions One-point Lesson: Pekopeko-da and Pekopeko-suru More Expressions 1: Pain II Expressing People's Actions and Conditions 1 Looking, Speaking 2 Various Physical Movements One-point Lesson: Guruguru and Gururi(to)/Gurutto 3 Fast Movements, Serious Attitudes 4 Definite Attitudes and Dispositions 5 Ways of Doing Something One-point Lesson: Gorogoro and Burabura 6 Changes More Expressions 2: Laughing/Smiling, Sleeping, Crying III Expressing the State or Condition of Things 1 Shining, Shaking One-point Lesson: Kirakira and Zaazaa 2 Flowing, Falling 3 Various Sounds and Appearances One-point Lesson: Korokoro and Gorogoro 4 Disorder One-point Lesson: Gakkari and Gakkuri 5 Bad Conditions 6 Flavors, Dispositions 7 Stickiness, Mugginess 8 Textures 9 Large Numbers, Heaviness 10 Degrees of Margin More Expressions 3: Animal Sounds, Sounds of Objects Roundup 1 Mimetic Expressions: Form and Accent 2 Mimetic Expressions: Categories of Usage Mini Info Corner 1 Expressions Created from Adjectives and Verbs 2 Words Originally Used as Mimetic Expressions 3 Verbs Created from Mimetic Expressions 4 -Na Adjectives Created from Mimetic Expressions Review Exercises Index Back Cover