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Oral dialogue with Japanese, Japanese dialogue expert.

I have studied Japanese for a year, and I can't speak a few words with Japanese or real Japanese translation. Is there any good way to practice oral English? Be detailed!

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It has nothing to do with how long you have studied. It depends on how much grammar you have mastered, the sensitivity of your ears, the flexibility of your mouth and the breadth of your knowledge.

There are endless ways to practice. The short summary is 3: 00, so I'll just say it briefly in case you have a headache:

1 The mouth can walk slightly in front of the ear.

Watch TV dramas, cartoons and listen to the radio. Don't read the text rigidly. People above others usually talk, so you should be as calm as usual.

Watch subtitles and movies.

Is this simple? There are many subtitles now. You can read the subtitles while reading the middle as a character in the play.

The training method of mentality is to first integrate into the plot and experience the rhythm of voice, meaning and emotional expression. You found it was just talking.

So don't take Japanese as knowledge. Before we finish the first level, it's just a rookie stage. We can't talk about learning, but we can learn from others. At best, you can talk to people normally without pressure.

3 Chatting with the Japanese. Don't look for a China person, no matter how high his level is, unless he has been in Japan for many years, or is a researcher in the Northeast Asia Research Office, which is worth practicing. This is an absolute lesson!

If oral English reaches level one, is there absolutely no problem with the level one exam? -

You can't judge the intermediate level of oral English, because Japanese is not included in the oral survey, but if you can understand 80% of Level 1, your oral English will not be too bad. Of course, this is compared with your classmates. Please ask the Japanese to give you a practical answer.

Is the first-level grammar all ancient Japanese literature, which Japanese people don't use, but the spoken grammar words are all second-level things, right?

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The first-level content is mainly Chinese vocabulary, which is not commonly used in grammar, and the second-level grammar is commonly used. The average Japanese may not know much about the first-level vocabulary.

Life is often used as level 2, and 1 level is a part of it, which is mainly used for reading articles.

Classical Chinese is another matter, which has something to do with this exam.

But I can't understand Japanese dramas. Why?

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Because you have accumulated serious deficiencies.

There are two kinds of ignorance:

1 Know vocabulary grammar but can't respond (this requires you to memorize everything in Japanese by voice).

I don't know vocabulary and grammar (of course, I have no choice but to learn more)

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Listening is very important. People with good listening skills can make up grammar and vocabulary.

Remember the highest rule: language has no words at first, which means it is important to spread through sound. So you must remember by sound.

And ear frequency! ! !

Languages have different frequencies. You should first get used to the Japanese tone. When you can hear a sentence, you can judge how it feels, and you are almost there. . .