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Whats your favourite food,?

whats your favorite drink?

whats your favorite animal?

whats your favorite sport?

What city in Japan do you live in?

Whens your birthday?

Whats your age?

Whats your name?

We were having trouble saying the right stuff and would sometimes stutter and say the wrong word but we pushed through and made it in the end.

We had fun asking what food,sport,drinks and animals they liked because some of their answers were the same as ours

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Daniel and Tom

Questions:

*their name

*if they're feeling happy

*if they like the weather

*what their favorite foods were

*their favorite animal

*favorite sport.

I enjoyed talking to new people and asking what they liked

We found remembering some of the questions a bit difficult so we went to our notes a lot but eventually we used our notes less

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In Japanese I asked them

-What animal, food, drinks and sports they liked.

-How old they were.

-When their birthday was.

-If Japan was hot add if New Zealand was cold.

-where they are from.

-They asked me what animals, food, drinks and sports I liked.

What I enjoyed the most:

-Finding out what animals, food and sports they liked

The most difficult thing was:

-Trying to find enough things to say to fill in the 2 and a half minutes and trying to understand them.

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Things I asked in Japanese:

What is your name?

How old are you?

Where are you from?

When is your birthday?

Which animals do you like?

Which foods do you like?

Which drinks do you like?

Which sports do you like?

How are you?

Is it hot in Japan?

Do you like horses?

Things I answered in English:

I like tea and apple juice.

I like netball.

I enjoy music as a subject.

It is cold today.

I like dogs.

What I enjoyed most:

Finding things I liked that others liked too, like tea, apple juice, badminton, and cats and dogs.

What I found most difficult:

Having enough things to say in the time frame, because I found that I ran out of questions quickly, and when we switched to English they didn't have too many things to ask either.

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We took to long to find questions to ask. We could have followed up on questions that we asked. We asked what food they liked, what sport they liked, and what animals they liked. Understanding what they where saying was hard and they didn't speak to us in English.

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Jahzaira and Chloe

What questions did you ask in Japanese?

Favourite food, favourite animal, favourite sport, birthday, age, favourite drink, and self-introduction.

What questions did you ask/answer in English?

Do you have any pets? What's your favourite country? What sports do you like?

What did you enjoy most?

Getting to know the Chita students and having a chance to practise what we've learned in Japanese.

What did you find most difficult?

What we found difficult was thinking of what other questions we could ask.

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The questions I asked in Japanese were:

おなまえは　なん　ですか。

なんさい　ですか。

おたんじょうびは　いつ　ですか。

たべものは なに　が　すき　ですか。

どうぶつは なに　が　すき　ですか。

Sometimes どこに　すんで　いますか。

きょうは　いい　おてんき　ですね。

Questions ask/answered in English:

Once I asked if they liked Totoro. Someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. Also asked whether they had ever travelled outside of Japan before.

What did you enjoy most?

When we understood each other.

What did you find most difficult?

When I didn't know what to say next in Japanese, or when I couldn't get them to understand what I was trying to say. Or I couldn't remember something and had to try find it in my notes.

Maia

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Elsha- solo

I asked 9 questions in Japanese.

-What is your favourite animal/sport/food?

-What is your name?

-How old are you?

-When is your birthday?

-Where do you live?

-Is is hot in Japan and is it cold in NZ

I didn't answer or ask many questions in English.

I enjoyed practicing my Japanese with people who actually knew the language

:)

The scariest part was when I ran out of things to ask. My brain kept glitching and in the end all I was saying was sumimasen

:(

Some feedback would be maybe to give some questions to the Chita city students in English so we had more to talk about than cats :D

Other than that, I really enjoyed the experience, even though I felt like the ground was melting underneath me!

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Ella, individual.

Went well, I had lots of similar interests with most Chita city students. I asked them about likes & dislikes, age, name, birthday, and well-being. At the end of the lesson, I ended up getting some of their social media accounts and have been talking to them since! Although it did go really well and we had fun, it was a bit tricky at times trying to break the awkward silence after not having anything other to say.

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We asked a bunch of questions about their favourite..., such as foods, drinks, sports etc. In English, we asked how their time in New Zealand was going, if they had fun, and when their flight back to Japan was. We enjoyed asking them questions and finding out the answers. It was really interesting to see the cultural differences between New Zealand and Japan, such as the popularity differences between different sports. The most difficult part would be remembering the questions and not having to continuously refer to our notes.

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Martin and Aidan.

Our questions were.....

What kinds of food did they

What drinks they liked?

How old they were?

Sports they played?

Sports they liked?

what animals they liked?

Their name?

How they were feeling/

Stuff we enjoyed.

Finding out what they like.

What sports they played.

What did they ask us.

How old we were.

What was the hardest thing

Keeping track of the conversation!

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We asked:

What animals do you like

What food do you like

What drink do you like

What is your name

Where are you from

What is your birth month

How old are you

Challenges:

Could not decide what to say

Could not fully understand Japanese students

What we enjoyed:

Talking to Japanese students of the same/similar age

Switching to different people to talk to