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Japn101 Syllabue
Fall 2014 JAPN 101.01
First Semester Japanese

Syllabus

Instructors: Keiko Sato

Classes: Monday and Wednesday 9:10 – 10:00 am at Burk Hall 224 Tuesday and Thursday 9:10 – 10:25 am at HUM 202

Office & Office Hours: Keiko Sato HUM 442 Phone: 338-3116 E-mail: ksato10@sfsu.edu Tuesday 10:35 - 11:25 am Friday 10:00 - 10:50 am

Required books:
Banno, E., Ohno, Y., Sakane, Y., Shinagawa, K. Second edition (2011),
An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Genki I. Tokyo: Japan Times.
Banno, E., Ohno, Y., Sakane, Y., Shinagawa, K. Second edition (2011),
An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Genki I Workbook. Tokyo:
Japan Times.

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Course Description: This course offers an introduction to modern Japanese, developing the communicative skills of Japanese in all language areas – listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills
(which include Hiragana and Katakana writing systems and kanji characters).
The course is also designed to deepen socio-cultural knowledge for communication. In addition to the acquisition of verbal and written skills, therefore, students will also learn the cultural background of the language. This is because dealing with foreign language learning is impossible without taking culture into account.

Learning Objectives/Outcomes of the Japanese Program: 1. Language, Linguistics. Students will speak, listen, write, and read Japanese throughout a variety of language and linguistic courses. 2. Culture. Students will identify and analyze various elements of Japanese culture not only through a range of culture-focused courses but also through general language courses.

Learning Objectives/Outcomes of this course: You will be able to develop the following Japanese skills by the end of this course.

1. survival-level ability to communicate solely in

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