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we asked what their birthday was a lot because it was the only question we remembered well. we didnt ask or answer any english questions. we enjoyed being able to practice with a native japanese speaker it was an amazing opportunity. it was really difficult remembering what questions we asked and didnt ask yet.

Aniwa & Harriet

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The scariest part was when I messed up and didn't realise, so we were silent for a bit.

until I fixed my mistake and said sorry.

other than that it was good.

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Isaiah and William

In Japanese we asked what food, sports and if thought New Zealand was

In English We asked what type of sport they liked

We liked that we could talk and have a conversation with people our age that are Japanese

It was hard to keep a steady conversation the whole time

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We asked questions like "What is your favorite food?" "Where do you live?" "What animals do you like?" "Who is your favorite musician?" "What is your name and age?" "When is your birthday?"

We didn't really have an English conversation because when we asked them in English if they have any question to ask us. They just responded in Japanese.

We enjoyed talking with them and finding out about what they liked.

What we found hard was the Japanese questions they asked us.

- Elsie & Renee

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What is your name? What animal do you like? How old are you? Where do you live? What food do you like? I enjoyed talking to people. Nothing was really difficult, but getting their names.

-Sean

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We asked " what's your name?", "How old are you?", " Where are they from ?" ," What do you like ? " and " What their birthday is ".

I most enjoyed is I can use and talk Japanese words to the people live in Japan!

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It was very good, But was intimidating talking to Japanese people, But it was very interesting finding out about people. The hardest part was responding back to them after they gave there answer. But overall was a great and fun learning experience.

-Finn and Cooper

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We asked for their name.

We asked for their age.

We asked all what do you like questions.

We asked if Japan was hot.

We asked if NZ was cold.

We enjoyed that they knew what we were saying.

We found responding back most difficult.

It was overall very fun.

くうっぱ, ふん, さむ

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Edwin,Jamie,Cameron

we asked questions like whats your name.

what food do you like

What sports to do you like/play

how old are you

We noticed that they didn't say much or ask questions they kind of just sat there in silence. we didn't ask anything in english we tried to stay japanese

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what animals do you like?

what sports do you play?

how are you?

where do you live?

what food do you like?

we didn't do any English questions.

Heidi and Sheena

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questions asked in Japanese:

how old are you

what's your name

what animals do you like

what food do you like

what sports do you like

is Japan hot

is NZ cold

when is your birthday

do you like strawberries

We didn't speak or answer any questions in English

we enjoyed using our Japanese skills in a real life situation.

we struggled with keeping the conversation flowing

Poorna and Ivy :)

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We asked questions like 'what's your name?' 'how old are you' 'where are they from' 'where do they live' 'what their birthday is' 'what food they like' and ' what sports they like'.

I enjoyed talking to them. the most difficult part was hearing them over everyone else talking.

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We asked all the questions from the sheet we got given prior, but we didn't do many English questions. We enjoyed finding out about their sports and Martial Arts and food. What we found most difficult was finding extra questions to fill in blank spaces.

Preet and Nathan