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Japanese videos $5-10
Japanese Greetings
Learn Japanese Greetings including please to meet youyouyoyou, good morning,
【Video】12 Japanese verbs (masu form)
This video would be suitable to introduce 12 basic verbs (masu forms) to beginners including:
- suki desu (like)
- tabemasu (eat)
- ikimasu (go)
- omoimasu (think)
- mimasu (see/look/watch)
- aimasu (meet)
- kimasu (come)
- narimasu (turn/become)
- tsukaimasu (use)
- kakarimasu (take / cost)
- suki dakara desu (because... like...)
erabimasu
Learners are supposed to recognise 12 verbs based on 12 short animation video clips without English translation.
They can learn not only verbs but also sh
【Video】KATAKANA for beginners: Learning with 46 pictures
Do you have students who have difficulties to understand Katakana? Here could be a solution for you.
This video shows you all 46 Katakana with 46 pictures in up tempo music so that students can easily pay attention to them and link each katakana and picture very quickly.
I have been using this video since I made it. It has been working quite well.
I hope you could enjoy it too.
Thank you and Arigato.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 7th
【Video】12 Japanese question words (Long version: 10 min)
I would like to share my teaching package for Question sentences including だれ、いつ、どこ、どう、なに、なんじ、なんにん、なんさい、いくら、どのくらい、なぜ、どちら。I have used this materials for my students from prep to year 6, It WORKS.
I believe those words above are foundation for Japanese conversations and it is important for students to have confidence on those words.
This video would be useful for scaffolding. Students can learn those 12 words without English translation. That is a natural way to acquire second language.
And chi
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 6th
【Video】Communication Game (4): 12 Questions and verbs
This video is recommended after students learn Communication game (1), (2), (3).
This video introduces a basic conversation using question words and basic verbs (masu form) including:
Da-re ga suki desu ka?
Itsu tabemasu ka?
Doko ni ikimasu ka?
Dou omoimasu ka?
Nani o mimasu ka?
Nanji ni aimasu ka?
Nan-nin ga kimasu ka?
Nansai ni narimasu ka?
Ikura tsukaimasu ka?
Donokurai kakarimasu ka?
Naze shimashita ka?
Dochira o erabimasu ka?
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each stud
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