Using the Textbook That You Have
Decide what to practice first.
Do you wanna practice Japanese vocabulary? Or phrases?
Write them down.
This sheet goes to your Japanese friends so make it readable. Lol
Put the numbers in order next to the Japanese vocabulary/phrases/sentences that you wrote down.
Example:
*You don’t need to have Romaji-reading. This sample worksheet is just one of our classroom materials.
Make an English worksheet with the English translation of the Japanese worksheet that you just made.
Put the numbers in order next to the English translations.
Make sure the numbers are matched with Japanese vocabulary/phrases/sentences.
Example:
Either make a pdf file of the worksheets or take a photo.
Save them where you can easily refer back to them during the group session.
Example:
Now your worksheets are ready!
Let’s make questions in Japanese.
During the group session, we’ll have some free talk, too.
Let’s make questions in Japanese to ask your Japanese friends!
Make about 10 questions in Japanese preferably with new vocabulary/phrases/grammar that you’ve learned in the week.
You’re not sure if you have the right vocabulary/phrases/grammar?
Then post in Living Room and ask other members to check your Japanese!
To be able to make the conversation go smoothly, we recommend you memorize the questions that you made.
In case your Japanese friends say “How about you?”, make your own answers to your questions and memorize them too.
JLPT Prep
*Have your JLPT prep book ready.
Decide what section out of the listening part in your JLPT prep book to practice.
Then find the Japanese script of it.
Scan the Japanese script or take photos of it.
Save them where you can easily refer back to them during the group session.
Example:
Using Our Study Materials
*Haven’t signed up for our Japanese study materials yet?
Visit this page and sign up!
Open the course
> Lesson Part 4
> 20. Prepare for the Zoom Language Exchange
> 4. Review
> Worksheet.
2. Save the link.
The worksheets have both a Japanese worksheet and an English worksheet so all you need is just this one link.
Keep the link where you can easily refer back to it during the group session.
Examples:
During the group session, we’ll have some free talk, too.
Let’s make questions in Japanese to ask your Japanese friends!
Make about 10 questions in Japanese preferably with new vocabulary/phrases/grammar that you’ve learned in the week.
You’re not sure if you have the right vocabulary/phrases/grammar?
Then post in Living Room and ask other members to check your Japanese!
To be able to make the conversation go smoothly, we recommend you memorize the questions that you made.
In case your Japanese friends say “How about you?”, make your own answers to your questions and memorize them too.
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Visit this page and create one!