Credit: 1 Prerequisite: Japanese II

In Traditional Japanese, students will review and expand language skills in conversation, listening, composition, grammar, and reading abilities while examining a variety of traditional Japanese practices, products, and perspectives.

Advanced Japanese concentrates on conversational skills and composition as well as the reading of authentic materials. Literature, current events, and cultural studies are used as conversational topics. Successful students will speak only Japanese during class. Advanced Japanese corresponds to FLJ 241 in the DMACC course guide.