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Trying to Not Lose Myself Giving Directions
Again, another busy week that limits my study time. I've resorted to listening to some Japanese language videos while I work in my office. Hopefully by next class, I'll have a better handle on how to give directions.
Last week in Japanese class, we were studying how to ask for direction and how to give directions. Asking is so much easier than giving directions! Since I haven't had a chance to catch up on workbook questions, I decided to hunt for some Japanese language videos online to listen to while I am working.
If you are studying Japanese, you may want to check these out.
This is how I learned "left" and "right":
This is simpler than what we learned, so it's perfect for "survival Japanese":
This one shows the kanji and tips on how to remember them:
This is closest to what we covered in class:
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