The A2 (1) conversation course based on the method Marugoto, is intended for people who have studied and passed level A2-1 (for Marugoto, Minna no nihongo, among others) and want to review vocabulary and practice conversation. Students must have passed at least the required level Marugoto A2-1; and/or have passed or are in progress at levels A2-2 and A2-3.
The overall objective of the course is to acquire somewhat more advanced knowledge of Japanese to function in more specific situations.
With a level A2 (1) you can communicate, in simple terms, many things, such as talking about yourself and your family, the seasons and the weather, the city where you live, how to meet someone, your Japanese studies, a delicious dish, what you do to lead a healthy life, among others.
For level A2 (1), as materials, we will mainly use Irodor, a textbook that can be download in PDF format from the Japan Foundation page.
Each session focuses on a specific topic. In the first part we will review the vocabulary and useful expressions related to the topic. In the second part, using a dialogue model, we will practice conversation in pairs and in groups.
JAPANESE LANGUAGE CONVERSATION COURSE LEVEL A2 (1) BASED ON THE MARUGOTO METHOD
WEDNESDAYS FROM 19 TO 21 PM
From Wednesday 24/04/24 to Wednesday 26/06/24
8 SESSIONS 16 HOURS 112 EUROS
Wednesday 01/05/24: holiday
Wednesday 15/05/24: holiday
REQUIREMENTS TO TAKE THE COURSE:
MARUGOTO LEVELS A2-1, A2-2 AND A2-3.
MARUGOTO LEVEL A2-1: PASSED;
MARUGOTO LEVELS A2-2 AND A2-3: PASSED OR IN PROGRESS.
It will be the responsibility of the students to respect the requirements to take the course. Registrations made that DO NOT respect the admission criteria will NOT be refunded.
Teacher:
Etsuko Sakurai She has a degree in Japanese Philology from Housei University, Japan. She worked as an editor in several publishing houses in Tokyo. Already in Madrid, she was editor of a Japanese magazine. From 2006 to 2015 she was a Japanese teacher at Casa Asia and at the Japan Foundation, etc. until a new return to Japan. There, he has been an official Spanish language interpreter and guide since 2017. He has also translated the catalogue for Tetsuya Ishida's exhibition (Museum Reina Sofia, 2019), from the work “100 tapas” (Aldeasa), among others. She is also a Japanese calligraphy teacher for Nihon shodo kyouiku gakkai (2019). She has now returned once again to Spain.
Low:
Once the course has started, the registration fee will not be refunded under any circumstances, except in cases of demonstrable force majeure.
Casa Asia reserves the right to cancel any course if a minimum number of registered students is not reached.
The proposed dates and times are subject to change.
A certificate of attendance will be given to students who request it.
IMPORTANT:
In order to continue with online classes, it is ESSENTIAL to have a good internet connection, and a device (preferably a PC or laptop) with a microphone and camera. Classes are held through the ZOOM platform, which you must download from the official site, register with your first and last name (so that when you connect, the teachers can recognize you) and take a test before the start of classes.
In addition, you must learn to use the educational tool Showbie, to submit homework. Students will be taught to do it in class.
Casa Asia and Japan Foundation accept students from 18 years of age, reserving the right to admit students from 15 years of age, after an online interview.
From April 24 to June 26, 2024.
Time and day: Wednesday from 19.00:21.00 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. CEST
On-line. 24 hours before the event, registered people will receive the necessary information to access.
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Price: EUR 112
Unemployed people, people with functional diversity, students under 30 years of age and retirees will be able to access a 10% discount bonus.
