Speak a Lot and Improve!
Speak a Lot and Improve! Japanese Conversation
About this course
Do you have concerns like, "I know many words, but they don't come to mind during conversations..." or "I don't know what to talk about..." or "I'm too embarrassed to speak..."? This course is designed for you to practice using Japanese in real conversations while enjoying the process.
What you'll be able to do after this course
・Speak actively without fear of making mistakes in Japanese. ・Express your experiences and thoughts in simple Japanese. ・Continue conversations by answering the teacher's questions. ・Ask questions to the teacher and expand the conversation. ・Use common expressions in conversation such as "Um...", "That's right", "I see", and "Indeed". ・Even if you encounter unfamiliar words, you can convey your message by rephrasing.
Syllabus (10 lessons)
Self-introduction, Things I Like
I can enjoy conversations with the teacher while introducing myself and talking about things I like.
My Family
I can expand the conversation by talking about my family and asking questions about the teacher's family.
About My Country
I can introduce recommendations and favorite aspects of my country and discuss the differences between my country and Japan with the teacher.
Reasons for Studying Japanese
I can talk about the reasons I started studying Japanese and what I want to be able to do in Japanese.
Differences Between My Country and Japan
I can talk about the differences between Japan and my country, such as 'In Japan, it is ~, but in my country, it is ~.'
Future Aspirations
I can talk about things I want to try in the future and share the reasons and motivations behind them.
When I Was a Child...
I can talk about memories from my childhood and things I used to like.
Places I Want to Go, Things I Want to Try
I can talk about places I want to visit and things I want to challenge myself with, expanding the conversation with the teacher in a fun way.
Let's Ask the Teacher!
I can continue the conversation by asking the teacher questions and further inquiring about their answers.
Summary - Let's Have Conversations in Japanese
I can have coherent conversations about myself while reflecting on the themes discussed in previous lessons and asking the teacher questions.