May 26, 2021
> Is there any method you learned going through school that we would find helpful?
It's hard for me to suggest any such methods.
I found several ideas to improve Japanese through reading books and surfing the Internet, but, honestly, speaking of methods that I got at school about the Japanese language, I don't remember them well, especially it's for improving Japanese.
And I don't feel these are suitable methods for people learning Japanese as a second language because it looks designed for students trying to remember things and teachers judging it through exams.
So it's hard to suggest any such methods.
By the way, thinking of my elementary school days, I remembered competing with a rival about kanji what I've got. That made me motives to seek a lot of kanji through encyclopedias.
That's why I think it's a lucky situation if you had any buddies learning similar stuff and discussing it.
> あなたが学校で学んだ方法について、日本語を第二言語として勉強している人々にも役立つと思われるような方法はありますでしょうか?
僕が学校で学んだ方法から、何かをご提案するというのは、難しいです。
僕は本やインターネットを通して日本語を上達させるためのアイデアをいくつか知りましたが、正直なところ、学校で日本語について学んだことについて言えば、そういう方法をあまりよく思い出せません。日本語を上達させるための方法と言ったら、特に困ってしまいます。
それに、学校で僕たちが勉強する事たちは、それを暗記しようとする生徒と、そういう生徒を試験で試そうとする教師向けに設計されているように感じるので、日本語を第二言語として学ぶ人にとっては、適切な方法ではないと考えています。
ですからやはり、学校で学んだ事から何か方法を提案するというのは、とても難しいと思います。
ところで、小学生の頃のことを思い返してみると、漢字についてどれくらい新しく覚えたのかを同級生と比べっこしていたことを思い出しました。 そのことは、僕が辞書や事典でたくさんの漢字を調べることを楽しくできる理由のひとつでもありました。
ですから、もし、同じようなことを学びそれについて話し合う仲間がいるのだとしたら、それって幸運な状況なんだな、と、思うのです。
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