浅析日语基本寒暄语的结构和（A brief analysis of the basic structure of Japanese basic greetings）.docVIP

浅析日语基本寒暄语的结构和（A brief analysis of the basic structure of Japanese basic greetings） The basic structure and analysis of Japanese greetings language etymology Abstract: Japanese greeting words are more complex and complex in quantity and usage. It is not easy to master greetings. This article as a starting point to structure and etymological greetings, analysis of daily greetings. Key words: Greetings greetings. Greetings are one of the earliest introductions in Japanese, but learners often use greetings in accordance with Chinese customs. This is not related to the Japanese cultural background behind the greeting. On the other hand, it does not relate to the original meaning of the greeting. First, the definition and characteristics of Japanese greetings Mastering Japanese greetings needs to begin with understanding it. Say the word greetings originated from the Japanese Zen said, referring to Jackson by a question and answer about the extent of his Zen enlightenment. Now greetings refers to meet and respectively, the mutual exchange of ceremonial action and language (the study of modern new dictionary, 1994). According to the forms of expression, the worlds greetings are divided into oral language, body language, and the use of both. Japans greeting is the most typical example of both, and when you salute and greet, you can see it everywhere. Language is the carrier of culture as well as the mirror image of culture. Japan, which is famous for its delicacy and delicacy, presents a large number and complex usages in terms of greetings and corresponding body language. Although the language with the move, words and change of world, now the new vocabulary and usage of Japanese greetings but emerge in an endless stream, little change. Japan in 1957 by the Ministry of Education published a report entitled the future honorific program, the program advocates to simplify the honorific, but on the other hand, advocates should retain greetings as. Therefore, the Japanese greeti