Élémens De La Grammaire Japonaise...
is a historical linguistic study of Japanese grammar, originally written by João Rodrigues, a Portuguese Jesuit missionary in the 17th century. This edition was edited and published by Abel Rémusat in French. The work provides insights into the understanding of Japanese language through a Romance language lens, and offers a unique perspective on the structure and nuances of Japanese. This book is valuable for linguists, historians of language, and anyone interested in the historical interaction between East Asian and European languages. The French translation makes this seminal work accessible to a wider audience interested in historical linguistics and language acquisition.
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