ASC and the Japanese language program at Pitt are offering a series of Japanese language tables on campus for students of Japanese language. The second session of the series is “Learning to be a Japanese Interpreter!” This session is designed for all level of Japanese students-- 1st, 2nd and 3rd year (+up). You will be helping to communicate a native Japanese speaker and a Native English speaker. In this session:
• You will be playing a role of an interpreter between two persons.
• You will be interpreting Japanese to English, also English to Japanese.
• There will be different levels of interactions. (1st year, 2nd year and 3rd year) in similar context.
• Structural Patterns and vocabularies outside of JSL are NOT required, so it will be an excellent review and exercise for your Act class (or the midterm!).
This is a fun and practical application of your language training. Let’s see how much you can help these two people who have trouble communicating each other!
Nihongo de Asobo!: Japanese Language Table #2
Subtitle:
Learning to Be a Japanese Interpreter
Activity Type:
Workshop
Presenter:
Yukiko Yamamoto, Sachiko Takabatake, Jennifer Murawski
Date:
Thursday, February 23, 2012 - 16:00 to 17:00
Event Status:
As Scheduled
Location:
4130 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
Contact Person:
Jennifer Murawski
Contact Email:
jennm@pitt.edu
UCIS Unit:
Center for African Studies
Non-University Sponsors:
Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
World Regions:
Asia
East Asia