味覺詞「甜」之語意中日對比分析-日語教學應用
Published in American Heart Journal • Jul 1, 2010
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Authors:
栗原祐美
Abstract
Some words have different meaning in other languages. For example, an adj. ”amai/tian” means ”sweet, the taste of sugar” in both Mandarin and Japanese, but there are some other semantic meaning like ”a thin taste” and ”a not strict way” in Japanese. These differences sometimes makes student confuse....
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