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Course Outline |
Participation Requirements
(Japanese level) |
| Conversation 1 |
Travel Japanese for beginners. Students can put what they learn that day to use immediately. This course enables students to get around Tokyo and go to fast food outlets, restaurants and to shop on their own! |
Suitable for those just starting to study Japanese. |
| Conversation 2 |
Students practice proactively asking questions when out and about and informing others of their intentions in order to deepen their enjoyment of life in Tokyo. Students are taught conversations in order to raise their quality of life such as asking for a different size, what the recommended dish is, how to choose a hotel etc. |
For students who have studied Japanese for between 50 and 100 hours
* Students who can read hiragana and katakana |
| Conversation 3 |
Students learn more casual ways of speaking as well as the 'desu' and 'masu' forms thus making this course suitable for those who want to make friends with Japanese people. Students can also learn about topics which often come up in conversation in Japan. |
For students who have studied Japanese for between 100 and 200 hours
* Students who can read hiragana and katakana |
| Conversation 4 |
Students practice simulatating various different aspects of life they experience in Japan.
Students will be able to express their own individuality by learning more natural variations of conversations whilst reviewing basic sentence patterns. |
For students who have studied Japanese for between 200 and 300 hours
* Students who can read hiragana and katakana |
