We are three graduate students majoring in Japanese language studies. Even if you say "Japanese Studies" in a nutshell, the Japanese language and viewpoints we handle, such as so-called standard language, dialects, and language of Japanese language learners, are truly diverse.
This time, "What do you mean?" "What are the characteristics of learners who are good at Japanese?" I would like to think about the wonders of Japanese lurking around me and learning words while providing topics such as "Wake up early" in each dialect?"
◆Guest
Tsai Mahiko (1st year Ph.D., Graduate School of Letters, OSAKA UNIVERSITY)
(1st year doctoral course, Graduate School of Letters, OSAKA UNIVERSITY)
Daichi Aikawa (1st year Ph.D., Graduate School of Letters, OSAKA UNIVERSITY)
◆Cafe master
Masayuki Murakami (Professor, OSAKA UNIVERSITY University Education Promotion Organization)
Date and time: March 24 [Thu] 19:00-20:30
Fees: Free of charge
How to view: Visitors and online viewing
◆Actual visitors
Venue: Art Area B1
Capacity: About 30 people (no application required / first come first served)
◆Online viewing (no application required)
Viewing: Art Area B1YouTube Channel
