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Irasshai: Welcome to Japanese: An Interactive, Multimedia Course in Beginning Japanese Volume 1

by Cliff Walker Author

(From Amazon): Irasshai: Welcome to Japanese, Volume 1, the first of two volumes, is one component of a nationally acclaimed Japanese language and culture distance learning course designed for high school students. Volumes 1 and 2 and corresponding workbooks are recommended for use as a three-year high school foreign language program. The purpose of the Irasshai program is to help learners develop a beginning level of proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing Japanese as well as an understanding of Japanese culture. Irasshai is performance-based and its curriculum mirrors national foreign language standards. Lessons feature: Objectives, Vocabulary, Key Grammar Points, Culture Notes, Writing Japanese, Yomimashoo! (Reading), Interactive Activities, and Audio Interaction pages. Periodic review lessons, appendices, a glossary, and a topical index are also included. Irasshai: Welcome to Japanese is a course that is enjoyed by people of all ages.

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Additional Details

Resource Type
Book
ISBN
1419685554
Print Status
In Print
Lessons
82
Pages
516
Publisher
BookSurge Publishing
Edition
1
Copyright
2008

Lessons

  • 1 Introductions and Greetings
  • 2 Asking for and Confirming Names
  • 3 Apologizing to Someone
  • 4 Specifying School Grade: Using Numbers 1-10
  • 5 Asking and Stating School Affiliation and Grade
  • 6 Expressing Understanding and Lack of Understanding
  • 7 Asking About and Stating Age; Using Numbers 1 - 99
  • 8 Stating School or Work Affiliation
  • 9 Asking About and Identifying Objects
  • 10 Asking and Telling What Objects Are Called
  • 11 Asking Permission to Use Objects , Expressing Appreciation
  • 12 Asking About and Identifying Objects
  • 13 Expressing Approval and Disapproval
  • 14 Asking a Favor; Taking Leave
  • 15 Identifying Family Members
  • 16 Identifying More Family Members
  • 17 Identifying Family Members by Name
  • 18 Asking About and Stating the Number of Family Members
  • 19 Addressing Family Members
  • 20 Asking About and Expressing Possession
  • 21 Asking About and Telling the Location and Size of Objects
  • 22 Understanding Basic Classroom Commands
  • 23 Using the Telephone
  • 24 Asking and Telling Time
  • 25 Telling Time to the Minute
  • 26 Telling What Time Activities Begin and End
  • 27 Telling What Time Activities Take Place
  • 28 Commenting on Schedules
  • 29 Talking About Foods and Beverages
  • 30 Identifying Japanese Foods
  • 31 Following Proper Mealtime Etiquette
  • 32 Ordering Food in a Restaurant
  • 33 Rules of Etiquette for Using Chopsticks
  • 34 Stating the Date; Asking and Telling When Birthdays Are
  • 35 Asking for and Stating the Date
  • 36 Understanding the Origin and Use of Kanji
  • 37 Asking and Telling When Holidays and Events Occur
  • 38 Asking About and Expressing Wants
  • 39 Review
  • 40 Asking and Telling About Holiday and Leisure-Time Activities
  • 41 Review
  • 42 Japanese New Year's
  • 43 Visiting a Japanese Home
  • 44 Visiting a Japanese Home
  • 45 Talking about Past Activities
  • 46 Talking about Daily Activities
  • 47 Telling Where an Action Occurs
  • 48 Days of the Week
  • 49 Review Days and Dates
  • 50 School Subjects
  • 51 Talking about School Subjects
  • 52 Asking about and Expressing Likes and Dislikes
  • 53 Asking about and Stating What One Likes Best
  • 54 Invitations and Preferences
  • 55 Asking about and Stating Ability
  • 56 Compliments
  • 57 Commenting on Music
  • 58 Weather
  • 59 Temperature
  • 60 Weather
  • 61 Clothing
  • 62 Clothing
  • 63 Describing Objects
  • 64 Prices
  • 65 Commenting on Prices
  • 66 Asking for and Stating Quantities
  • 67 Community
  • 68 Community
  • 69 Spatial Relationships
  • 70 More Places and Spatial Relationships
  • 71 Transportation
  • 72 How Long it Takes to Get to a Place
  • 73 Review
  • Review 1-19
  • Review 20-30
  • Review 31-41
  • Review 42-49
  • Review 50-54
  • Review 55-60
  • Review 61-64
  • Review 65-68
  • Review 69-72

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