Between learning English and Japanese which do student find interesting
It is easier to learn to speak English or it is easier learning to speak Japanese? Which of the language is considered more fun and interesting by students
5 answers from our tutors
lots of Japanese students told me that English is hard because at school they focus on grammar so with lots of practice it's hard for them to speak but of course for other students from all around the world, English would be easier because it's an international language and you can find it almost everywhere
I would definitely say it's easier to learn how to speak English because it's a widely used language of communication around the world
Hi there! I am an English Native Speaker however I enjoy communicating in the Japanese language. My encounter with the language was through anime and series, I found that it helped me to understand the culture, foods and diversity. I believe that learning another language is not hard however it does require attention to detail and perseverance! My goal is to one day speak Japanese fluently! What are your goals?
to learn about there culture and country history they love to talk about there religion, there country before and now.
KUNICHIWA! my name Sally disuka! tam tawa minasai!
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Best answer
CDCem Devrim
Best way to improve Conversation skills is talking but id olyou are intorvert don t wory you can always wacth thing on japanase . Creat words in your head then try to translate in to japanese . The deal is 1. Using the knowlage you get . 2. İs how much you have to dealwhit that language in daily basis . Watxh rhings on japanese whit subtitales it will help .
Best answer
It depends on the student, but I usually use 'Genki' or 'Minna no Nihongo' textbook series. I also use some textbooks printed out in my country, in my native language, to improve my explanations when working with students who have the same native tongue as me (actually, I often work with beginner level students originally from my country). However, I'm very interested in finding some good materials for teaching elementary school children. This is why I will follow this thread closely, hoping to find some inspiration. ^^
