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Unlike French, Japanese does not have a standard grammar, which learners may find disconcerting this language. This practical work aims to provide informed support to anyone who is curious about the workings of Japanese. It provides a clear-cut, simple, exhaustive description of how the language works. This is somewhat at variance with current usage, in both France and Japan. You can play it continuously as well as using it as a grammar dictionary thanks to its replete index. The reference work caters to amateurs and students alike.

This reference book is aimed at all learners of Portuguese, whatever their level. Designed for continuous reading or as a grammar dictionary for occasional reference, it offers a structured and accessible approach to the grammatical mechanisms of Portuguese. By highlighting the logical structure of the language, it makes it easier to understand by presenting its key points in a summarised way, illustrated with examples. Thanks to the links established between French and Portuguese, two Romance languages that share many similarities, French-speaking learners will be able to grasp Portuguese grammar in a more intuitive and natural way.

This book on Arabic grammar aims to provide insight and support to those who want to improve their grasp of this language’s workings. It can be read end-toend or used as a grammar reference book, and provides clear descriptions of linguistic mechanisms. As specialists in the teaching of Arabic, Rita NammourWardini and Daniel Krasa set out to demonstrate the logic and organisation of this language. They have both produced several works on Arabic learning for Assimil.