Passwords for the Month of October, 2012

今月の合言葉（十月）　

こんげつ の あいことば（じゅうがつ）

あいことば（Aikotoba/passwords) is a magical phrase (like "open sesame") to open the Japanese language classroom's door.

    

先生（せんせい）　　　　　　 生徒（せいと）


                               こんにちは。　　         こんにちは。ｘｘｘｘｘです。　　　　　　　

あいことば は なんですか。　              ｘｘｘｘｘｘｘｘ

                                   どうぞ。

  

  

Celebrating Five Years of Learning

ジョーダン　スタック　さん  

Jordan Stack

I've been studying Japanese for five years, but all the time I've invested has given me a much stronger grasp of reading, writing, speaking and understanding of the Japanese language as a whole than when I first began. More than that, I'm thankful to have a dedicated teacher to help me through all of it, and to teach me more than just the language; I've learned a great deal about Japanese history, etiquette, and culture in the process. I look forward to learning even more in the next five years from now.

Culture Days: Origami Workshop

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Origami with Nami Ohara

Start to learn how to fold paper in simple steps that can result in chraming, breathtaking paper scultpures. Nami Ohara will guide you through the beginning steps.

Organizer

St. John's Public Libraries

Date(s) & Time(s):

Saturday, September 29, 2012 — 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location

A.C. Hunter Library, Arts & Culture Centre, 95 Allandale Road
St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Language

English

Accessibility

This activity is wheelchair accessible.

Origami Workshop - Culture Days

10 a.m. - 12 p.m. on the 3rd floor of the A.C. Hunter Library (in the Arts and Culture Centre) Nami Ohara will demonstrate the techniques of folding paper to create beautiful pieces of sculpture. Try a piece of your own.

Admission: Free
Date: Saturday, Sept. 29
Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Location: A.C. Hunter Public Library, St. John's NL

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Japanese Film Night

 Haru's Journey 春との旅

(134 min. Japanese with English subtitles)

Date:        Wednesday, September 26th

Time:        7 p.m.

Location:  IIC 2001 (Innovation Hall)
                  Bruneau Centre for Research and Innovation
                (the former: INCO Innovation Centre)
                Memorial University of Newfoundland

Admission: Free
 

Host: Consulate General of Japan at Montreal