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Step Up Nihongo [Lessons 51-75] Main Points of Study Lesson 51 1. Desire to have somebody do something: V-te hoshii 2. goran-ni naru and haiken-suru: polite alternatives of miru 3. o-v-da/desu stating the Verbal condition Kindly ask someone to do something for you Extend the scope of polite language Lesson 52 1. Auxiliary usage of giving/receiving Verbals 2. Phrase-particle: de 3. Predicate + ja nai! Perform conversation which is sensitive to relationships (in-group and out-group) Imply gratitude while expressing activities Lesson 53 1. V-te oku do in advance in preparation for the future 2. V-te moraitai 3. X-hatsu and X-chaku Talk with nuances Discuss desires for others to do Lesson 54 1. Comparison of two things 2. Using motto 3. mono and koto 4. nanika, dokoka, etc. 5. nanika karui mono, etc. Compare and describe two matters Lesson 55 1. Comparison of more than two things 2. X-hodo + negative 3. Compound Verbal with sugiru 4. V-nikui and V-yasui Compare and describe more than two matters

Lesson 56 1. daroo Direct-style equivalent of deshoo 2. V-yoo to omou an expression of will Describe basic illnesses Guess and estimate Give clear intentions Lesson 57 1. Predicate + ka mo shirenai 2. Total negation: question word + mo + negative Indicate possibilities Lesson 58 1. Sentence-modifiers 2. X to iu Y: nan to iu namae?, etc. Give more detailed descriptions Lesson 59 1. tsumori personal intention or thinking 2. hazu personal conviction 3. yotee expression of a plan or schedule 4. V-ta koto ga aru expressing an experience Describe intentions, convictions, aims and plans by nuances Discuss past experiences Lesson 60 1. X-soo X-looking 2. X-dake only to the extent of X, just X, X only, limited to X 3. Clause-particle: shi Presume various things Lesson 61 1. Predicate + no ni: strongly contrastive 2. yoo da and mitai da: it seems, it appears 3. koo/soo/aa/doo more ko/so/a/do Use figurative speech

Lesson 62 1. Predicate + rashii: it is suspected/presumed 2. X-rashii Adjectival suffix: X-like 3. V-kata such as iikata, etc. Make a guess which presumes something Lesson 63 1. Predicate + soo da 2. Quantity + mo: 15-nin mo, etc. 3. Question word + mo: doko-mo, etc. 4. Plurality 5. toori 6. Predicate + N-mo aru/iru: taihuu ga kuru tokoro mo aru, etc. Relay/report information as you heard it Express value judgments with numbers Make more natural expressions Lesson 64 1. Construction for recommendation: suru/shita hoo ga ii 2. Objective judgment for the right: (suru) beki da 3. Giving a reason emphatically: Nominalized Predicate + kara 4. V-te kuru auxiliary usage of kuru: ame ga hutte kuru, etc. Describe an opinion or judgment Argue and discuss Lesson 65 1. Anticipatory no 2. kiru for wearing on the body Use Japanese-like expressions after first presenting the topic Lesson 66 1. V-te aru 2. Verbal stem as a Nominal 3. kaburu for wearing on the head, haku for wearing on the feet or legs Discuss clothes Talk naturally about work plans, etc.

Lesson 67 1. ni to indicate purpose 2. X-ni ii: good for X 3. X-ni suru: decide on X 4. A ka B phrase-particle for alternatives: either A or B Describe the purpose for doing something Lesson 68 1. Nominalizer: koto 2. Nominalizer: no 3. naru no ni(wa) and naru ni wa 4. sore wa soo desu Talk about various skills and abilities Broadly discuss likes and dislikes Describe something in line with its objective Lesson 69 1. V-te shimau: do (V) inadvertently, end up doing (V), etc. 2. V-zuni and V-naide: without doing (V) 3. choodai vs kudasai, and choodai-suru vs itadaku Use expressions particular to Japanese Talk in depth about something Lesson 70 1. V-tewa/A-ku-tewa/N-dewa 2. V-temo/A-ku-temo/N-demo 3. sukunakutemo, etc. Easily express your opinion Lesson 71 1. Necessities: V-nakucha naranai/ikenai/dame da 2. Non-necessities: V-naku te(mo) ii Discuss various responsibilities, duties, etc. in your life Describe the differences between culture, society, morality, etc. Lesson 72 1. Interrogative + V-te mo: ikura hanashite mo, doko e itte mo, etc. 2. Extent Nominal + mo: hitotsu mo (nai), etc. Complain and express dissatisfaction

Lesson 73 1. The potential form of Verbals 2. nomeru koto wa nomeru, etc. 3. Predicate+dake Discuss and decide whether or not you can do something Lesson 74 1. moraeru and itadakeru 2. X-darake vs X-de ippai 3. machigae-ru, machiga(w)u Imply gratitude humbly for people s kindness Lesson 75 1. yomareru, etc. another honorific-polite form for Verbals 2. More on predicate + dake 3. goenryo-naku Broaden the use of honorific-polite language