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みなさん、今日は！おげんきですか。 What do you know so far about the て form year 9s? What is it used for? How do you make it? Give me some examples! 🙂 DON’T FORGET JAPAN TOUR 2011 INFORMATION NIGHT IS TONIGHT! Thursday 7th October … Continue reading →

Hi guys, Just stumbled across this website online. It has everything you need to revise hiragana, katakana and kanji – games, flashcards, listening practise etc. An excellent page to bookmark and use every week to keep your Japanese language fresh … Continue reading →

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I know a lot of you are into Japanese anime films. Well great news!! Nova Cinema in Melbourne are screening 5 Japanese animations for the month of September. You can see all five with a festival pass that costs $45 … Continue reading →

Hi guys, This unit we’ve been learning how to say I’m going to ~ (Place に いきます）and also how to say I’m going to ~ with ~. (Person さん・くん　と　Place　に　いきます。） – What places do you know how to say in Japanese? … Continue reading →

So the new focus for year 9s is VERBS. In this unit we will get onto some pretty complicated and, at times, frustrating grammar… But hang in there and remember that any questions you have or problems with stuff we … Continue reading →

What’s a verb? What’s an adjective? Year 9s need to try and learn as many of these as possible before the end of the year. There are two groups of adjectives, what are they? Can you join adjectives, make their … Continue reading →

Well done to all those who participated in the Language Olympics! We had 127 students involved across years 7-9. Our school answered a total of 79940 questions (an average of 630 Qs per student) putting us 189th out of 422 schools … Continue reading →

Time is ticking away . . . the Language Olympics competition officially closes this Sunday. This is your last chance to earn yourself a bronze, silver or gold medal so get online and start clicking!! Those who have scored 500+ points … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that the Language Olympics competition officially closes this Sunday evening. Some students have been jumping online at every opportunity so they get in the running for the prizes. The top five scorers as of 3pm today at Geelong … Continue reading →