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On the adjective sentence in Japanese feelings known restrictions on the reasons for the existence

On the adjective sentence in Japanese feelings known restrictions on the reasons for the existence Abstract: The existence of Japanese feelings too descriptive first-person limit, which is a unique Japanese phenomenon. Get to the bottom of its roots can be found that the existence of this phenomenon is based on the expression of the feelings of the main objective, the speaker of the spectator stand, understanding culture, these three reasons, these reasons together before the formation of this unique phenomenon. Keywords:: emotional adjectives; known restrictions; Japanese Keywords:: H36 literature logo yards: A Article ID :1673-291X (2009) 18-0246-02 Japanese, there are some adjectives to express feelings exist in the sentence, the first-person limit, that is, emotional adjective-type sentence can only be used now to determine the first person to call the subject, rather than using the second three are known as subject. Such as: Chinese language can be said that ‘he was really happy’, in English where it can be said ‘He is happy!’ But in Japanese it actually can not say, amp;quot;Heうれはしい .amp;quot; Because the Japanese Village, amp;quot;うれしい amp;quot; belongs to the feelings of the adjective, there is in the use of first-person limit, that is only the first person to express feelings. In expressing the feelings of others, only as amp;quot;Peterはうれうだし¤ amp;quot; and an objective description of sentence, or amp;quot;Heがうれはしていっ ruamp;quot; and the verb sentence patterns, which can be said to be a unique Japanese phenomenon. Why is there such a person restrictions? I believe that the feelings of Japanese adjectives sentence there is first-person limit, not a single factor in the role of both the Japanese habit of thinking, the impact of personality traits, but also the impact of social and cultural background of Japan is that these factors together before the formation of such a unique linguistic phenomenon. An emotional expression of the main objective factor