AS 91957 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing Japanese
Communicate in Japanese for a chosen purpose
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You need to have a real conversation or presentation in Japanese where you're trying to achieve something specific—like sharing your interests, promoting an event, or talking about a personal experience. You'll express information, ideas, and opinions while covering different time periods (present, past, or future), and your message will be clear enough to understand even if you make a few mistakes along the way.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
What you actually do
- ·Choose a real purpose for communicating (e.g., telling someone about your interests, inviting them to an event, describing something you experienced)
- ·Use a variety of vocabulary, different sentence types (simple, compound, complex), and different ways of expressing ideas suited to your purpose
- ·Share information, ideas, or opinions that are relevant to your chosen context and audience
- ·Refer to events or experiences across different time periods (present, past, or future)
- ·Deliver your message clearly enough that it can be understood despite minor mistakes in grammar, word choice, or pronunciation
AAchieved
You communicate your chosen purpose in Japanese with relevant information and ideas, using some variety of language, and your message gets through despite some inconsistencies.
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