Japanese Language Learning Lesson: Basic Introduction and Conversation Practice
Enhance your Japanese language skills with this lesson focusing on basic introductions and conversations. Learn vocabulary, practice listening, and engage in interactive exercises to improve communication in academic and social settings.
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Nihongo hyakuichi 101 Lamar Triplett, Jumpei Narasaki, Brooke Dell Orfano
Student Learning Objectives Student will be able exchange basic communication in introduction (Nice to meet you/My name is/I am from/What s your name) in Japanese through listening. Students will be able to listen to basic introduction forms, peer to peer in the academic setting.
THE DEMONSTRATION The use of grammar is conversion Japanese in academic setting. This lesson will involve basic introduction vocabulary in the academic setting. Students will listen for details such as name, hometown, and major.
Vocabulary Japanese English Watashi I Watashi no namae yamada desu Desu am/is Watashi no namae yamada desu Senk major Watashi no Senkou dainigaikokugokyoujuhou desu Shusshin hometown Watashi no Shusshin nihon desu Namae name Watashi no namae yamada desu No connects two nouns Watashi no Senkou Gengogaku desu kankokugo Korean language Nihongo Watashi no Senkou Nihongo desu Japanese language Gengogaku Watashi no Senkou Gengogaku desu Linguistics Dai-ni-gai-koku-go-kyou-ju-hou Watashi no Senkou dainigaikokugokyoujuhou desu SLS -san Mr./Ms.
Example Introduction Hejimemashite (nice to meet you) watashi wa _______ desu (I am ____) Watashi no senk wa_____ desu ( My major is ______ ) Watashi no shusshin wa______ desu ( my hometown is _____) Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu (Nice to meet you)
Basic Conversation In Japanese Pre listening A: Watashi-wa Rama desu. Namae-wa? B: Watashi-wa JP desu. Shusshin-wa? A: Watashi-no shusshin-wa detoroito desu. JP-san-wa? B: Watashi-no shussin-wa Tou-kyo desu. Senkou-wa? A: Watashi-no senkou-wa nihongo desu. JP--san-wa? B: Watashi-no senkou-wa dai-ni-gai-koku-go-kyou-ju-hou desu.
Listening to Details (Listening to the question and answer) Answer questions about the introduction in a Yes or No matter by raising hands. JP-san no shusshin wa Texas desuka? Yes / No Brooke-san no Senk wa kankokugo desuka? Yes / No Lamar-san no Senk wa gengogaku desuka? Yes/No
Meet Your Classmates (Note-taking) Introduce yourself to the class Listen for key vocabulary words to interpret the details (Name, major, hometown) Next lesson will cover introducing others. Kochira means place closest to the speaker. Example, kochira wa lisa-san desu.
Learning goals Listening to vocabulary Exchanging basic information in introduction Listen to grammarly structure Demonstrate the grammar for the next lesson
