How to Learn Japanese Game
With the advent of readily available consumer electronics, people have more choices than ever when it comes to how they want to learn a new language. For those looking to forgo extensive studying or looking make it by on an upcoming trip to Japan, "My Japanese Coach" offers a number of mini-games, as well as a dictionary and phrasebook, that will make basic communication possible. The game was developed by Ubisoft for the Nintendo DS system.
Instructions
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How to Learn Japanese Game
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Take the placement test at the beginning of the game. How well you do will affect what lessons you start on.
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Clear levels and unlock more lessons by earning mastery points. These can be earned by succeeding in any of the mini-games.
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Use the microphone that is built-in to the Nintendo DS to compare your pronunciation to that of native Japanese speakers.
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Practice drawing hiragana to further your understanding of the Japanese written language.
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Quiz yourself often to monitor your success. Consult the in-game dictionary and phrasebook often to build your vocabulary.
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Tips & Warnings
The handheld nature of the Nintendo DS makes "My Japanese Coach" easy to use on trips to Japan.
No video or computer game is a replacement for a real classroom.
References
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