Japanese II

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Japanese II
Japanese II builds on the first-level course. Students increase their vocabulary, are introduced to the past tense, and improve conversational, reading, and writing skills. Students continue to study the culture of Japanese-speaking peoples.

Subject:	World Language
State Number:	68000
Course Credits:	Full Credit (1.0) Course
Course Options:
NCAA:	NCAA Approved

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Unit 1: Introduction
- 1.6; CA6 – Students will apply negotiation techniques to converse in the past tense of verbs and adjectives in both the affirmative and negative using appropriate particles— wa, ga, mo, to, ni, e, kara, made, de, o, etc.
- 1.5; CA6 – Students will interpret factual content on a variety of everyday topics such as daily schedules and opinions.
- 2.1; CA6 – Students will describe people, places, and things using time classifications and verb and adjective conjugations properly.

Unit 2: Commute
- 1.9; SS2 – Students will identify major periods of Japanese history.
- 2.1; CA6 – Students will describe people, places, and things using time classifications and verb and adjective conjugations properly.
- 1.6; CA4 – Students will differentiate meanings of fifty Kanji and related compounds.
- 1.5; CA3 – Students will analyze the concept of radical and alternative readings in the study of Kanji.

Unit 3: Come and Go
- 2.1; CA6 – Students will describe people, places, and things using time classifications and verb and adjective conjugations properly.
- 1.6; CA4 – Students will differentiate meanings of fifty Kanji and related compounds.
- 1.5; CA3 – Students will analyze the concept of radical and alternative readings in the study of Kanji.

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