g, ^-^fS Japanese linguistics, which implies contrast with other languages
and which can provide a grammar for foreign people to learn
nihongo-gaku
Japanese
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1989) ; fefe^H T B #i&©;fci£©W3EJ (t>oCfI, 1991)
Japanese; the Japanese language
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koku-go
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