Kumiko NAKANISHI    Department   Kyoto University of Foreign Studies  Department of Japanese Studies, Faculty of Foreign Studies    Position   Professor
Date	2022/03/14
Title	Yomikata ga tsuketa kanji o misemasu: Intransitive verbs in Grammar for Japanese leaners and Grammar of Japanese Grammar Handbook
Country	France
Holding period	2022/03/14
Conference Type	International
Lecture Type	Special/Memorial Lecture
Contribution Type	Individual
Invited	Invited
Publisher and common publisher	Kumiko NAKANISHI
Details	In this atelier, I will show the difference between the viewpoints of "grammar for learning Japanese" and "Japanese grammar for researchers" concerning Japanese intransitive verbs. For example, "kore wa note ga tuketa ppt desu（This is a ppt attached to a notebook）" is a sentence written by a student studying Japanese, but it is not correct. It is difficult to understand why this sentence is incorrect if you use Grammar for learning Japanese. Therefore, in this atelier, I will show why this example is incorrect by using Japanese grammar for researchers such as being written in a handbook of Japanese grammar. If you understand this, you can also understand why Japanese people use intransitive verbs when they say, "Saa ocha ga hairimashita yo!, Come on, everyone, I have tea!"