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A Basic Research on Learning Japanese as a Liberal Arts Course at a University -Focused on students who learn Japanese as a liberal arts course at S university in Seoul-
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대학 교양 일본어학습에 관한 기초조사 ‒ 서울소재 S대학의 교양 일본어학습자를 중심으로 ‒

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한국일본근대학회 일본근대학연구 일본근대학연구 제58호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2017.1
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83 - 96 (14page)

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This study was conducted on students who attended a Japanese language class as a liberal arts course at a university in order to examine their background and perception of learning Japanese, and the results are as follows. 1) The majority of the students who attended a Japanese language class answered that they had experience of learning Japanese before, and the number of students who answered that they started to learn Japanese as they were interested in Japanese culture was the highest. 2) Most of the students answered that the level of their Japanese language skills was low. To the question about their final goal of learning Japanese, the number of students who answered that they wanted to learn Japanese until they can feel comfortable when traveling to Japan or have a daily conversation in Japanese was the highest. 3) Most of the students thought that speaking among 4 language skills is most important, followed by listening, reading and writing. The number of students who hoped the “Basic Japanese 1” class was a conversation class focusing on speaking and listening was the highest. 4) Most of the students viewed that Japanese is not a language that is difficult to learn. They also thought that if they continued to study Japanese everyday even without any special talent for learning Japanese, they could improve their Japanese skills in 2 years as long as they wanted to be good at Japanese. 5) The share of students who thought that they should study Japanese in Japan was not high, and the share of those who thought that they need Japanese teachers or friends to study Japanese was also not high. 6) Many students viewed that vocabulary acquisition is important to learn the language, and that it is important to repeat and practice a lot, and listen to audio files and practice in learning Japanese.

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