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【Video】12 Japanese verbs (masu form)
This video would be suitable to introduce 12 basic verbs (masu forms) to beginners including:
- suki desu (like)
- tabemasu (eat)
- ikimasu (go)
- omoimasu (think)
- mimasu (see/look/watch)
- aimasu (meet)
- kimasu (come)
- narimasu (turn/become)
- tsukaimasu (use)
- kakarimasu (take / cost)
- suki dakara desu (because... like...)
erabimasu
Learners are supposed to recognise 12 verbs based on 12 short animation video clips without English translation.
They can learn not only verbs but also sh
【Video】Communication Game (4): 12 Questions and verbs
This video is recommended after students learn Communication game (1), (2), (3).
This video introduces a basic conversation using question words and basic verbs (masu form) including:
Da-re ga suki desu ka?
Itsu tabemasu ka?
Doko ni ikimasu ka?
Dou omoimasu ka?
Nani o mimasu ka?
Nanji ni aimasu ka?
Nan-nin ga kimasu ka?
Nansai ni narimasu ka?
Ikura tsukaimasu ka?
Donokurai kakarimasu ka?
Naze shimashita ka?
Dochira o erabimasu ka?
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each stud
【Video】Communication Game (1): Da-re desu ka? and Nan desu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re and nan(i) including:
- Da-re desu ka? (= Who is it?)
- Nan desu ka? (= What is it?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Da-re desu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Mr Bean desu." (The student can say someone famous followed by "desu")
(5) They need to clap their hands between question and answer.
(6) If student B makes a mistake (e.g., forget "desu"), stop and swap. And then
【Video】Communication Game (2): Da-re, Itsu, Doko, Nan desu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re and nan(i) including:
- Da-re desu ka? (= Who is it?)
- Nan desu ka? (= What is it?)
- Itsu desu ka? (= When is it?)
- Doko desu ka? (= Where is it?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Da-re desu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Mr Bean desu." (The student can say someone famous followed by "desu")
(5) They need to clap their hands between question and answer.
(6) If student
【Video】Communication Game (3): Da-re to tabemasu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re, nan(i), itsu, doko including:
- Da-re to tabemasu ka? (= Who will you eat with?)
- Itsu tabemasu ka? (= When will you eat?)
- Doko de tabemasu ka? (= Where will you eat?)
- Nani o tabemasu ka? (= What will you eat?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Nani o tabemasu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Sushi o tabemasu." (The student can say eating whatever food)
(4.1) Studen
FREE Digital Kanji Dice for Distance Learning!
Have a digital dice on your distance learning Google Slides! You can add this MP4 dice on your classroom digital activity such as board game. *Check the details in the YouTube version. (On TpT app, the video quality appears not great. Please check the actual video quality downloading the free version or on PC browser.)■ How to insert the digital dice on your Google SlidesUpload MP4 file into your Google Drive. Change sharing setting “Viewer”.Open Google Slides and insert MP4 file you have upload
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