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1. Out of a 1-5 scale, 1 = did not study at all, 3 = studied a little bit, 5 = studied every week (and went to tutoring), rate yourself on how you studied Japanese in your own time.
2. Why do you want to learn Japanese?
3. If you had to change anything you did during Term 1, what would it be?

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1. What would you like to learn in Term 2?
2. Out of a 1-5 scale, 1 = did not study at all, 3 = studied a little bit, 5 = studied every week (and went to tutoring), rate yourself on how you studied Japanese in your own time.
3. Why do you want to learn Japanese?

Review // Hiragana Alphabet Song

Before your exam, be sure to heavily review your hiragana. Sing along to this classic alphabet song to prepare yourself for the exam! Good Luck!

Katakana Flash Cards

Thanks to Year 9 student, D, for finding this amazing resource for Katakana. Thank you so much! This will help you in your studies.

We have the Hiragana flash cards in our Japanese room, but now you can access Katakana at home when you click on this link.

Alphabet Song // For Kids

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1. translate this Japanese:
   • 十三さいです。
2. What does this Japanese word mean?
   • はじめまして。
3. Translate these numbers:
   • 十三　四　七　二　十五
4. EXTRA: Try to draw this!

Let’s Practice // Adjectives

There are ENDLESS adjectives to learn in any language – but let’s start with some basic and important words in Japanese.

Here are the specific words you should know in Japanese class:

• big
• small
• difficult/hard
• interesting
• boring
• fun
• delicious
• hot
• cold
• expensive
• new
• old
• good
• bad
• dislike
• like
• love
• skillful

Let’s Play // Sports!

Do you know how to say these sports in Japanese?

• swimming
• sumo
• tennis
• soccer
• gymnastics
• golf
• football
• rugby
• karate
• kendo

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1. Translate this English into Japanese: “Kenji likes soccer.”
2. What does this mean in English: わたしは　十三　さい　です。
3. Write the Romaji (English pronunciation) for these Japanese hiragana: れ　や　ち　ろ　る
4. EXTRA: Try to draw these guys!