JAPAN 105A
Advanced Reading and Writing for Japanese-Heritage Speakers
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Enforced preparation: Japanese placement test. Not open to students who have taken 100 series, 101 series, and/or 103 series courses or 104. Designed for advanced-level Japanese-heritage learners or nonheritage learners who are fluent in daily spoken Japanese. Emphasis on building vocabulary knowledge of "Kanji," reading and writing, and honorific/humble style of Japanese. May be taken independently for credit. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2025 - 105A was so much fun with this professor. You naturally learn and improve your vocabulary through class discussions relating to Japanese social culture. Since this class tends to be small I'm sure certain classes are going to be more/less fun depending on how friendly the students are, but the professor makes the environment much less awkward through her silly jokes. She does call on you one by one so it can be a bit nerve wracking at times, but she makes a great effort to patiently understand what you're trying to say. About 1 quiz a week and a couple group projects.
Winter 2025 - 105A was so much fun with this professor. You naturally learn and improve your vocabulary through class discussions relating to Japanese social culture. Since this class tends to be small I'm sure certain classes are going to be more/less fun depending on how friendly the students are, but the professor makes the environment much less awkward through her silly jokes. She does call on you one by one so it can be a bit nerve wracking at times, but she makes a great effort to patiently understand what you're trying to say. About 1 quiz a week and a couple group projects.
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