Monash University Business & Economics handbook 1995

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FIN1210

Business Japanese 1

Ms Amanda Ralph

6 points * 6 hours per week * First, second semester * Peninsula

Objectives On completion of this subject students should have a foundation for continued study of both spoken and written Japanese; be familiar with the format of Japanese business cards and their role in Japanese business dealings; be able to introduce themselves and others in business and social situations; be able to participate in conversations suitable for a number of defined situations in the tourist industry.

Synopsis Basic communicative competence in spoken Japanese; an introduction to written Japanese; successful interaction in basic daily life and business situations in Japanese society.

Assessment Written: 60% * Listening comprehension: test: 10% * Performance activities: 15% * Quizzes and assignments: 15%

Prescribed texts

Itani-Adanis Y and Utsumi Y Interacting with the Japanese: Reading and writing workbook 1 Japanese Studies Centre, 1992

Neustupny J V Introduction to Japanese writing Japanese Studies Centre, 1984

Neustupny J V Basic Japanese vocabulary Japanese Studies Centre, 1985

Neustupny J V and others Interacting with the Japanese: A business communication course Japanese Studies Centre, 1992

Quackenbush H and others Katakana in 48 minutes Curriculum Development Centre, ACT, 1988


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