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JPA 101 INTRODUCTORY JAPANESE I Fall Semester 2012

JPA 101 INTRODUCTORY JAPANESE I Fall Semester 2012-2025

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The document outlines the syllabus for JPA 101, an introductory Japanese course at the University of Alabama at Birmingham for Fall 2012. It includes course details such as class schedule, instructor information, learning goals, student outcomes, grading criteria, attendance policies, and required textbooks. The course emphasizes oral communication and cultural understanding while teaching students to read and write in Japanese. Additionally, it specifies participation requirements in cultural events and provides a tentative calendar of topics and assignments.

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Japanese Language Classroom for Foreigners To be eligible to apply, you must be a resident of Taito-ku, or work or study there. Furthermore, it is required that you have a Japanese residence card or special permanent resident certificate. The classes divided in 3 levels and there are no tuition fees.

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A wide variety of courses are offered by Japanese language schools for both short-term visitors and residents of Japan. Besides weekly, monthly and 3-month courses aimed at short-term visitors, many schools offer 6-month, 1-year and 2-year courses aimed at foreign residents of Japan.

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University of Hawaii at Manoa, UCLA, UC Berkeley, University of San Francisco, University of Washington, University of Chicago, and Ohio State University have really good Japanese language programs from what I know.

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Is JLPT 1 or 5 harder?

Basic level (A1): 3-6 months with regular classes and self-study. Conversational level (A2-B1): 1-2 years with consistent effort.

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This course is designed for students who have no prior knowledge of Japanese language. It leads students to a level of language proficiency necessary to engage in the most basic everyday situations. Students will become familiar with Hiragana and Katakana, and will be able to read and write 58 kanji.

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