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JapaneseFurther Education (Key Stage 5)

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Introduce yourself

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Now check whether you can...
  1. greet someone when you meet for the first time.
  2. give your name 
  3. say what nationality you are
  4. say where you're from 
  5. say what you do for a living
  6. ask others for this information 

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Now Let test yourself!
Good luck! 
Ganbattene.

Slide 4 - Slide

When do yo say "hajimemashite"?
A
greet someone you meet for the first time.
B
greet in the morning
C
to say "Thank you."
D
to say " I'm sorry".

Slide 5 - Quiz

1. Which word implies the meaning 'my job'?
A
shigoto
B
o-shigoto

Slide 6 - Quiz

2. If someone asks you "o-namae wa" what would you say?
A
nihon-jin desu
B
sensei desu
C
nihon kara kimashita
D
yasuko desu

Slide 7 - Quiz

3. Which part of this sentence is it possible to leave out and still be correct?

"Watashi wa Tanaka Keiko desu."
A
wa
B
desu
C
watashi
D
watashi wa

Slide 8 - Quiz

4. What do you add to "watashi" to make a phrase meaning "my"?
A
wa
B
mo
C
desu
D
no

Slide 9 - Quiz

5. Which work turns a sentence into a question?
A
wa
B
ka
C
no
D
jin

Slide 10 - Quiz

6. What word do you add to the end of a country name to give a nationality?
A
ka
B
jin
C
desu
D
wa

Slide 11 - Quiz

7. What is "Yes" in Japanese
A
hai
B
iie
C
genki
D
maamaa

Slide 12 - Quiz

9. What is after number "5"
A
roku
B
nana
C
hachi
D
kyuu

Slide 13 - Quiz

8. Which doesn't fit the sequence?
" san, yon, go , ichi "
A
san
B
yon
C
go
D
ichi

Slide 14 - Quiz

10. What is the number for calling the police in Japan.
A
110
B
119
C
199
D
108

Slide 15 - Quiz

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How did it go?
😒🙁😐🙂😃

Slide 17 - Poll

Tips
There are many tricks you can use to remember new words and phrases.  you could try listing them in a notebook with different pages for different kinds of words, or put them on sticky labels in places where you can't fail to notice them.  you could record them on to your own audio, or you could get someone else to test you- it doesn't have to be a Japanese speaker. 

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