[Japanese Vocabulary] Body Parts Head/CEFR-A1

Japanese grade: CEFR-A1
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●Japanese vocabulary based on the A1 level of the CEFR. In this video, we practice the Japanese for "body parts/head" using flash cards.
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This video list contains videos to help you memorize Japanese vocabulary. The uploaded videos are called "flash cards" and are videos in which you answer Japanese words quickly within a certain time limit. Repeating this is a way to memorize Japanese.
①First, a photo will appear. If it's difficult to understand just from the photo, please turn on KZbin subtitles. The meaning will be displayed in your language.
②Then, a three-second countdown will begin. Try to answer the correct Japanese within the time limit! It's fine to think of it in your head, but it's easier to remember if you actually say it out loud.
③After the countdown, the Japanese shown in the photo will be displayed and the correct pronunciation will be played.
④ Two seconds after it is displayed, the next picture will be displayed and the countdown will begin again.
Repeat this.
The first time, just watch the video to the end.
From the second time onwards, think of the Japanese you have memorized and pronounce it before the correct answer is displayed.
By repeating this the third, fourth time and so on, you will memorize the Japanese.
Also, you can download vocabulary sheets for the Japanese used in the video from the video description, so please feel free to download them. No money or registration is required.
This instructional video is a video of the practice method using flashcards that we Japanese language teachers actually use in class. In the future, we will be uploading Japanese in a variety of genres, so if you like, please add us as a friend!
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◆Leader (Yasui Tomomi): After graduating from university, she taught Japanese at elementary, junior high and high schools in Australia. After returning to Japan, she worked at a Japanese language school, but was frustrated and changed jobs to a sales position in another industry. After experiencing BtoC and BtoB sales, she returned to the Japanese language education industry. She is involved in a wide variety of Japanese language education, including Japanese language schools, vocational schools, business people, refugees, specific skills, and other volunteer activities. Her students come from over 50 countries. She has developed unique know-how that leads people from zero beginner level Japanese to employment in 60 days. She is currently the principal of a Japanese language school.
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