L3 Cultural Discussion DUE
すいようび (suiyoubi-Wednesday)- Feb 15, 2017
Today's Important Info:
おはようございます!きょうはすいようびです。(◕‿◕✿)
TODAY, your L3 Cultural Discussion is due. Please don't forget to submit that assignment on time, by 11:59pm TODAY! As well as all the comments required.
TODAY, your L3 Cultural Discussion is due. Please don't forget to submit that assignment on time, by 11:59pm TODAY! As well as all the comments required.
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- Make sure you complete your cultural discussion post as well as your 2 comments.
- Please follow the directions for the assignment very carefully. ^_^
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Was the FIRST TWO to submit their L3 Reading and Writing assignment!!! ^o^ すごい〜
Vargas san
Dobbs san!
~Hall sensei
ホールせんせい
Please be careful with your ほ character!
Incorrect way of writing ほ:
AWESOME VIDEO on: Life of Japanese High School Student
When you view this video, where it says "Subtitle", please be sure to UNCHECK the first box, then CLICK on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th boxes to view the subtitles! :) You can use this for your cultural discussion assignment today! :)
Video: Japanese High School Student's Morning
Learn what a high school student in Japan would do in the morning before heading to school. ^.^
Video: これはなに? --Topic: Japanese School
Can you guess what this is?? ^o^
Important INFO about L3 Speaking Assignment
- For your speaking assignment please make sure you have all the requirements in the speaking assignment.
- Make sure that it is in .mp3 format or .wav and NOT .aup
- You need to check to make sure your audio works, and can work for others.
- (Read the feedback I gave you for your L1 and L2 speaking assignments by going to the "Your Grade" tab and going to those assignments where I left feedback. *Find the blue comment icon, and click on that. Please do not make the same mistakes that you made on L1 and L2 speaking assignments.
- Do your best! ^o^
E-LINGUAFOLIO INFO:
- DON'T FORGET TO UPDATE YOUR ELINGUAFOLIO.
- With things that you are learning from your cultural notes, coaching sessions, etc.
Extra Credit L3 Grammar Questions:
How well do you know your:
これ、それ、あれ
kore, sore, are
Try to answer the following questions using the pictures for each question below (DO NOT give me the translations of the sentences, please ANSWER the questions in Japanese the way the character in the pictures would answer then.) "about the object" in Japanese.
- Make sure your answers are in Japanese
- Grammatically correct
- In complete sentences.
(Please TEXT me, message or email the answers to me in Japanese (Romaji), *I would prefer TEXT. Make sure it's grammatically correct. Please answer the questions by putting the number before your answers. There are 3 questions. --Due Today by 11:59pm)
The pictures and questions are below:
Extra Credit Question 1
CLICK ON THE PICTURE to make it larger.
Answer the question that Nakamura san is asking Oshiro san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Nakamura san asks Oshiro san, here it is again:
"kore wa nan desu ka" pointing to the textbooks.
Answer the question that Nakamura san is asking Oshiro san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Nakamura san asks Oshiro san, here it is again:
"kore wa nan desu ka" pointing to the textbooks.
Extra Credit Question 2
CLICK ON THE PICTURE to make it larger.
Answer the question that Oshiro san is asking Nakamura san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Oshiro san asks Nakamura san, here it is:
"sore wa dare no enpitsu desu ka" pointing to the pencil. -pencil belongs to Daichi.
Answer the question that Oshiro san is asking Nakamura san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Oshiro san asks Nakamura san, here it is:
"sore wa dare no enpitsu desu ka" pointing to the pencil. -pencil belongs to Daichi.
Extra Credit Question 3
CLICK ON THE PICTURE to make it larger.
Answer the question that Nakamura san is asking Oshiro san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Nakamura san asks Oshiro san, here it is: "are wa nan desu ka" pointing to the scissors.
Answer the question that Nakamura san is asking Oshiro san.
*Hint: Remember that you need to see where the object is located to the person who is ANSWERING the question. That is how you will know which one to use: "kore"? "sore"? or "are"?
If you can't see the question from the picture above, Nakamura san asks Oshiro san, here it is: "are wa nan desu ka" pointing to the scissors.