Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Languages. Japanese, English. Level. In the “JF Standard” for Japanese-Language Education, there are six levels, based on the user's proficiency of Japanese, Basic User (A1, A2), Independent User (B1, B2), and Proficient User (C1, C2).
The fix is reasonably simple, requiring the unscrewing of the two key blocks located at both ends of the key slip to gently work it out. While it...
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Read More »Opening of the New Level “Elementary 1 (A2)” on the Japanese Language Study Support Site “MARUGOTO Plus” “MARUGOTO Plus” Global Home The Japan Foundation has developed a site, named “MARUGOTO Plus”, based on the Marugoto Japan Language and Culture textbooks which comply with the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education to support learners of Japanese to study about the language and culture of Japan. The site supports adults who are studying Japanese overseas. A new section of the site has launched for the Elementary 1 (A2) in both English and Japanese. By using this site, it is possible for learners to use the textbook to study in the classroom with a teacher, and use the website at home to review and practice themselves at their own pace. Management The Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute, Kansai Features Learning contents in which the user can learn about how the sentence patterns are used in “real-life” situations and the lives and culture of Japanese people by heavy use of videos and audio Learn about Japanese language and culture in a comprehensive manner, with character practice (hiragana, katakana, and kanji), conversation practice, grammar exercises, Japanese culture introductions and more. It is possible to search for vocabulary words that appear in the Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture textbooks as well as create a list of words that the user determines themselves for study. Summary of Elementary 1 (A2) Site Languages Japanese, English Level In the “JF Standard” for Japanese-Language Education, there are six levels, based on the user's proficiency of Japanese, Basic User (A1, A2), Independent User (B1, B2), and Proficient User (C1, C2). This time, on the support site for "Elementary 1 (A2)", you can do the following things. Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters
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Read More »Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need. Example of Contents Example of Elementary 1 (A2) Contents “Challenge Drama” The user, while watching videos in a first-person perspective, becomes the main character in a drama, and practices conversation in a simulated experience The user, while watching videos in a first-person perspective, becomes the main character in a drama, and practices conversation in a simulated experience “Life and Culture” Contents introducing the lifestyle, customs, and way of thinking of both Japanese people and people around the world in nine themes, such as “Bentos” and “Husband and Wife Roles.”
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