You have mastered the basic vocabulary, the sentence structures practiced in Japanese I, as well as the Hiragana and Katakana syllabaries. The focus is on broadening your functional competence and your repertoire of expressions through oral pair work, essays and readings. We deal with the following topics: inviting, refusing, arranging to meet someone; leisure; preferences; family; suggestions.

You have mastered the basic vocabulary, the sentence structures practiced in Japanese I, as well as the Hiragana and Katakana syllabaries. The focus is on broadening your functional competence and your repertoire of expressions through oral pair work, essays and readings. We deal with the following topics: inviting, refusing, arranging to meet someone; leisure; preferences; family; suggestions

The focus is on expanding students’ ability to act through exercises with partners and writing, listening, and reading tasks relating to the following topics: Initiating and maintaining social contact, moving around and travelling in private and public spaces, and talking about one’s environment.