INSTITUTE OF MODERN LANGUAGES JAPANESE LEVEL 3 COURSE OUTLINE Prior Knowledge and Skills The 2015 Summer Semester course is aimed at learners who have completed IML Japanese Level 2 Accelerated using the Genki 1 course book, or equivalent study. Students who have completed the Level 2 course using Japanese for Busy People are advised that IML will offer a bridging course over the Summer Semester, which we recommend for those continuing to level 3 in Semester 1, 2015. This bridging course is designed to provide a smoother transition to using Genki 1. Please contact IML for details. Proficiency Level The content of this course corresponds approximately to levels A1 and A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Course Aim There will be a focus on effective communication and enjoyment. Learners will develop skills beyond a basic level for everyday use in conversation, understanding, reading and writing hiragana and katakana, master a total of 118 kanji and continue to develop socio-cultural knowledge of Japan. Course Details Set textbook: Banno E. et al. Genki 1: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Textbook + CD. The Japan Times. (ISBN: 9784789014403). Units 9 to 12. Recommended: Genki 1 Workbook + CD (ISBN: 9784789014410) IML strongly recommends the use of dictionaries, which exist in a variety of printed, online and electronic formats. Tutors may recommend a dictionary at the commencement of the course. Each topic includes relevant social and cultural information. Additional tasks and resources will be provided in class. The IML library located on level 1 in the Joyce Ackroyd Building also has books, magazines, kits, CDs, DVDs and videos for loan to IML students. Revision Language is learned best with maximum contact and usage. Home exercises will be designed for revision and consolidation of each course segment. Revision is most effective when undertaken regularly in short sessions. Assessment Assessment is optional at the end of the full year course or equivalent. Listening and Speaking skills are assessed throughout the course. An examination to assess Reading and Writing competencies is held at the end of the course and a statement of attainment is then issued. A certificate of attendance is available upon request for students not undertaking assessment who have attended at least 75% of the course. Further Study Options Learners who wish to pursue further studies of this language can enrol in any of the IML Japanese Level 4 Courses. Contacts IML Office: Phone: Fax: Email: Level 1, Joyce Ackroyd Building No. 37 (07) 3346 8200 (07) 3346 8211 [email protected] Course Outline, Japanese Level 3 COURSE CONTENT SCRIPT Upon completion of the course, learners should be able to… Hiragana Katakana Kanji read and write hiragana. read and write katakana words. read and write the following additional 59 kanji characters: 午 正 近 早 TOPIC Kabuki Unit 9 Vacation plans Unit 10 After the vacations Unit 11 Feeling ill Unit 12 後 年 明 起 前 売 病 牛 名 買 院 使 白 町 映 働 雨 長 画 連 書 道 歌 別 友 雪 市 度 間 立 所 赤 LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS 家 自 勉 青 話 夜 強 色 少 朝 有 古 持 旅 知 手 昔 来 紙 々 住 好 神 LANGUAGE STRUCTURES Using informal speech Expressing one’s thoughts Quoting others (past tense) Describing people Giving reasons Ordering at restaurants / shops Short forms (past) ~(past)と思います/~(past)と言っ ていました。 まだ~ていません ~から Counter「つ」 Comparing 2 items Comparing 3 or more items Expressing intentions Describing changes Describing the mode and/or duration of transportation A のほうが B より A がいちばん~ Adjective/noun+の Verb + つもりだ Adjectives + になる どこかに/どこにも Particle で (“a means”) Expressing hopes or wishes Describing activities , routines or habits Describing past activities , events or experiences Verb stem + たい Using explanation mode of speech Expressing opinions Giving advice Giving reasons Expressing obligation and duty Guessing / Predicting ~ んです Course Outline, Japanese Level 3 ~たり~たりする ~ことがある Particle「や」 ~すぎる ~のほうがいいです ~ので ~なければいけません/ ~なきゃ いけません ~でしょう
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