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simple Uzbek grammar
 Original text before translation
簡明ウズベク語文法
(978-4-87259-534-5)
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(978-4-87259-534-5)
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A5 size, 216 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2015
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| Yoshiteru Nakajima(Author) This long-awaited book comprehensively explains the grammar of Uzbek, the largest ethnic language in the Central Asian region. One of the features of this book is its structure based on the fact that Uzbek consists of only three parts of speech (nouns, verbs, and invariants). Methodologically, the book is analytical in nature, focusing on the lexical and morphological combinations that are used in Uzbek, so that the meanings and usages of each of them can be confirmed. The book is expected to be highly effective for learning when used in combination with the author's [Brief Uzbek Dictionary]. |
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This long-awaited book comprehensively explains the grammar of Uzbek, the largest ethnic language in the Central Asian region. One of the features of this book is its structure based on the fact that Uzbek consists of only three parts of speech (nouns, verbs, and invariants). Methodologically, the book is analytical in nature, focusing on the lexical and morphological combinations that are used in Uzbek, so that the meanings and usages of each of them can be confirmed. The book is expected to be highly effective for learning when used in combination with the author's [Brief Uzbek Dictionary].