MUIC003
Elementary Japanese I
Asst. Prof. Takayoshi Fujiwara
MUIC Connect
Enrollment: MUIC003 Elementary Japanese I
About Course
- Hiragana and Katakana characters; Fundamentals of basic Japanese grammar (noun-ending sentences, particles, demonstratives, verb-ending sentences, non-past and past tenses); Basic vocabulary; Basic communication about personal topics (self and others); Description of Japan; Design of written products in the target language; Expressing existence, preferences, and agreement; Comparing cultures.
Objectives
- TO 1: To identify fundamental grammar concepts (noun-ending sentences, particles, demonstratives, verb-ending sentences, and non-past and past tenses) and use them in simple short texts (written and oral).
- TO 2: To apply fundamental grammar and vocabulary knowledge to produce simple short oral and written texts about personal topics, Japan, and their own country.
- TO 3: To Conduct basic communication exchanges about personal topics.
- TO 4: To read and paraphrase simple short texts in Japanese related to personal topics and Japan.
Target Group
- MU students & The public
- Number of target learners expected to register for each course: 20-30
Period
- Total online learning hours 12 hrs.
- Self-paced
- Every academic year
Evaluation
- The results are measured and assessed through the post-test of 100 points. Students must score a total score of 70% or more to be able to obtain the Certificate.
2 Main Topics
Asst. Prof. Takayoshi Fujiwara
Humanities and Language Division
Includes
Free