10 JAPANESE WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Dear all,
You might like to focus your students' activities on a calendar date or event, such as Black Friday or Cyber Monday or perhaps on Christmas.
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However, if you would like to work on vocabulary and cultural contents, this is the post for you. These 10 words, as is the case with all loanwords, were borrowed from the Japanese Language, but they were never returned. In fact, when people use them they are not aware the words are Japanese: they have been assimilated by the English Language.

There are three exercises. The first one, suitable for A1/A2 CEFR learners of English, that is to say, beginners and post beginners. The second exercise is suitable for A2/B1 learners - post beginners & intermediate students-, whereas the third one is suitable for B1/B2 students, that is to say, intermediate and advanced learners of English.

I hope you find it useful.

Maria Isabel Miró Pérez
November 30th, 2020

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