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JAPANESE 102

SYLLABUS



Prerequisites: Japanese 101 or equivalent experience with the language.



Materials: Japanese For Busy People

Handouts new material:

  • Color, Food, Animal, Country, Daily Object

  • Emotion, like & dislike, name of physical body part,

Describe people?s physical characteristics (like: tall, short, hair color etc.)

Describing people?s nature (like: poor, rich, sloppy, educated, uneducated etc).

  • Internet program (ex. Short Dialogues)


Course objective:


  • The student to be able to create simple conversations on their own.

  • Learn more Japanese vocabulary & they must start to write in Japanese versions.

  • The student can lean Japanese most effectively if they study both conversation and written Japanese from the very beginning.

  • The student will learn a couple of songs over the period of 10 weeks.


Typical lesson:


20 minutes: Practices ?kana? pronunciation,

80 minutes: Dialog, Handouts new material, vocabulary, grammar

20 minutes: Questions on homework clarified, review


Week

Subject / Topic / vocabulary

Grammar points

Materials

1

Review,   Telephoning                               

honorific, the suffix, and etc.                                  

Lesson 11, 12 & handouts                           

2

Delicious cakes

-i adjectives, -na adjectives

Lesson 13 & handouts

3

Yesterday?s enjoyable KABUKI

-i,-na present & past form

Lesson 14 & handouts

4

Giving & receiving

?.ni, ?.o verb

Lesson 15, handouts

5

Asking preferences

Verb-masho

Lesson 16, handouts

6

Invitation to a party

Verbs: -masho forms

Lesson 17, handouts

7

Ownership and Events

Verbs: -arimasu forms

Lesson 18, handouts

8

Doing this and that

-te,-nai form regular, irregular

Lesson 19, handouts

9

Requests & Orders

Practice regular,irregular form

Lesson 20, handouts, song

10

Review and Test: from quiz & handouts

 

Review from lesson 11-20

 

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