Common Japanese Collocations (Properly B
โ Kakuko Shoji
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2014
๐ Kodansha International
๐ English
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Common Japanese Collocations
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Collocations are word combinations that occur in natural speech more frequently than can be explained by chance. In English, we say, "take a bath" (or "have a bath" in British English), but in Japanese the equivalent is "get in a bath," o-furo ni hairu. The verb hairu is the one that collocates with o-furo.
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