¡Japonés para principiantes! Probando el terreno

Completado por 74 alumnos

Edades 14-18

Clase única en vivo

En este curso de una hora, los estudiantes podrán "probar las aguas" mientras aprenden algo de japonés básico y aprenden sobre el idioma.

Elijah Lubben

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1 reunión en vivo

55 minutos horas presenciales

Experiencia de clase

Welcome to Beginner's Japanese: Testing the Waters
In this class we will learn some very basic Japanese conversation (Good morning!  How are you? etc.).  
We will also have fun learning about the three main Japanese writing systems (and practice writing a few characters).  
We will have a brief introduction to Japanese pronunciation, and a brief introduction to the language as a whole.  

This is the perfect class for "testing the waters" to see what you think of language learning and the Japanese language.  It's a great first step in learning Japanese.

Metas de aprendizaje

-Learn basic Japanese small talk with adequate pronunciation.
-Learn a few basics about the Japanese language (writing systems, how it's written, very broad grammar rules, etc.)
-Learn to enjoy the Japanese language, Japanese culture, and language learning in general!

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Lista de útiles escolares

Bring a pencil and a piece of paper so we can practice writing characters during the class!
(Pencil is preferable for pen)

Recursos externos

Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.

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Elijah Lubben

Se unió el September, 2020

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Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

Hi!
My name is Elijah Lubben. I have loved the Japanese language since I first began studying it almost eight years ago now!  I have lived in Japan for two years and want to continue studying Japanese and improving my ability for the rest of my life!  I love Japan, teaching Japanese, and continuing studying the Japanese language.
I also love playing Jazz Piano, and I hope to start teaching Jazz theory in the future too.  I'm excited to see you in the classroom!