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February 5:
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Expanded Course Description
This upper-intermediate-level sequence builds upon second-year Japanese to provide students with a deeper understanding of the Japanese language and culture. Students in this sequence are expected to gain genuine fluency in speaking Japanese and to master a much larger vocabulary as well as more complex sentence structures. Among the topics and functions covered are issuing invitations and visiting others, communication on the telephone, complaints, requests, dealing with health issues, discussion and debate. Students will also continue to explore cultural difference, engaging this issue at a much more intellectual level than was possible in lower sequences. At this higher level, the major classroom activity is discussion, as students now have the capacity to express and defend opinions.
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