Takako Tomoda (on campus)
6 points
* 5 hours per week
* First semester
*
Clayton
* Distance (Distance not offered in 1998)
* Prerequisites:
JLG4120 or equivalent
Objectives Students successfully completing this subject should be able to express their preferences regarding free-time activities and hobbies giving reasons; make requests and ask permission; give advice and make suggestions; make and respond to invitations; use appropriate etiquette in guest-host situations; use the conversation strategies of asking for clarification and reporting hearsay information; write a short letter in Japanese using the correct format; recognise an additional 170 kanji (in total 330); recognise basic kanji radicals and use a kanji dictionary.
Synopsis This subject aims to consolidate and further develop students' knowledge of Japanese in order to achieve pre-intermediate competence in spoken and written Japanese.
Assessment Mid-semester test (1 hour): 25%
* Final
examination (2 hours): 30%
* Speaking test: 10%
* Listening
comprehension test: 10%
* Ongoing assessment: 25%
Prescribed texts
Interacting with the Japanese Book 3, Japanese Studies Centre, Monash U
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