The Japanese 1110 Class

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In China, more than fifty percent of people want to learn a language that is different from the language of their hometown. The Japanese 1110 in Thompson River university is good at the cultural communicate and the basic skill check. Everyone studies seriously, which pay attention to the class and hard working. The way that the teacher teaching is helping the student.

Learning the language of different countries is another country is both interesting and hard things. The Japanese 1110 class starting in the autumn of 2017, the student will meet twice a week on Monday and Wednesday except the lab on Thursday, basically is the foundation of all Japanese classes which is focus on the development of communication, writing and listening skill. Also, Japanese 1110 is the simplest course, so there is no need to worry about having no contact with Japanese or not knowing Japan at all. In class, teacher will explain the special letter in Japan, which called the “HIRAGANA”, “KATAKANA” and “KANJI”, in this process, students will learn the relationship between the European language system and the Japanese language system. To know a country’s culture, the most important thing that everybody should know is its language.
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For the student who contact with a new language, the reading and writing are the biggest trouble. At this time, the language lab, which many people never know can effectively help students to improve their ability to speak Japanese. In the lab, the student will hear the question and record the answer without the book, the process will be nervous, however, this tension can increase students' memory which known as "Stress

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