Goals:
- Since I'm planning to study abroad next year, I would like to figure out the logistics of continuing Japanese with the professors in charge of study abroad programs (Sato sensei?)
- I would like to improve the speed at which I speak and also reinforce grammar concepts such as conjugating to て-form and plain form speech styles.
- The biggest thing that tells the difference between a native Japanese speaker and a learner is the pitch and intonation, so I would also like to more closely remember the pitch and intonation of the new vocab words.
Methods:
- To achieve my goals, I think that I will take some extra time to review for placement tests and perhaps learn a bit more grammar for when I study abroad.
- To improve speed, the only way to do this is to practice speaking. So in order to accurately speak faster, I would need to talk to a native Japanese speaker. An easy solution would be to go into Shibata sensei's office hours more often.
- Again, going to Shibata sensei's office hours just to practice would be helpful in learning the right intonation for each new word.
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