A study of conditional structures "ba”, “tara” and “to” in Japanese language

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2015

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Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya

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There are various types of conditional structures in Japanese language. Such as "ba, tara, to and nara". The students who are learning Japanese language are facing some difficulties when they are using these conditional structures. Some languages have various types of conditional structures and some languages do not have these types of many conditionals. This paper is to analyze the main characteristics of "ba, tara and to", the commonly using conditional structures in Japanese. Relevant data for the research has been collected from the native speakers. The purpose of this paper is to find out difference between " ba, tara and to" The findings will be useful for the students who are learning Japanese as a foreign language.

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Japanese language, Conditional Structures

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Sewwandi, R.A.D.N. 2015. A study of conditional structures "ba”, “tara” and “to” in Japanese language. Proceedings of the First Undergraduate Research Symposium (HUG 2015), Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya. Sri Lanka.

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