As the result of the discipline study, the student must be able to demonstrate the following learning outcomes:
to know:
Approximately 3500 words of Japanese language, the basics of grammar, writing system, more than 1,000 hieroglyphs, which will allow to communicate in Japanese with all kinds of speech activity on the following topics: about myself, my family, home, my studies, my workday, Ukraine, Japan, native city, travel, tour, post office, shop, hotel, services for everyday life, my profession, research etc.
to be able:
To communicate in Japanese, using all types of speaking activity on the following topics: about myself, my family, home, my studies, my workday, Ukraine, Japan, native city, travel, tour, post office, shop, hotel, services for everyday life, my profession, research etc.

Prerequisites: “Modern Japanese” Part 1, Part 2

Talk about another person; Demonstrative pronouns and locative; Time; Verbs of motion; Direct application; Ablative case; Predicative adjectives; Theme and Rema in Japanese sentence; Metering suffixes; Request, permission and prohibition expressions; The sequence of actions in the Japanese sentence.

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Monitoring: listening, monologue and dialogic speaking, reading, writing. Final test.
Final assessment: examination.

The distribution of points in 100-point scale
Monitoring:
Classroom work (20):
Listening 5
Reading 5
Speaking 5
Writing 5
Individual work (25):
Doing exercises from the textbook and tests in VNS LP 5
Individual task 20
Total for CW: 45
Examination assessment(55):
Written component 40
Oral component 15
Total for discipline 100

- Be able to apply knowledge of peculiarities of business communication and record-keeping activities, peculiarities of the formation of speech skills in Ukrainian/German;
- Be able to independently acquire new knowledge, critically evaluate the gained experience from the standpoint of the latest achievements of philological science and social practice;
- Make phonological, semantic, lexicological, morphological and syntactic analysis of the language material; analyse different types of discourse/text;
- Translate, summarise and annotate texts of various genres in the national and German languages;
- Edit texts of various genres in Ukrainian and German;
- Communicate both in oral and written communication in Ukrainian and German; use a variety of methods, including information technology, to communicate effectively at a professional level;
- Apply knowledge and understand the laws and methods of interpersonal communication, tolerance standards, business communication in the professional sphere, effective work in a team, adaptability;
- Adapt to new situations and make decisions; realize the need for lifelong learning to enhance the acquired and acquire new professional knowledge; be responsible towards the work done and achieve the goal of compliance with the requirements of professional ethics.

- Prerequisites: Contemporary German (part 1, part 2),
- Co-requisites: Contemporary German (part 4 – part 8).

Subjects of the house. Buying furniture. Housing market. Description of the place of residence. My dream house. Household duties. Neighborhood. Housing search and offer announcements. Rental of housing. Moving to a new home. Organisation of human body. Health problems. At a doctor's appointment. Doctor’s advice on medical treatment process. Sleep disorders. Winter vacation. Accident. Weekdays. In the office. Working days and weekends.

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J. Muller, H. Muller. – Germany: Hueber Verlag, 2003. – 160S.
2. Bock H., Eisfeld K.-H., Holthaus H., Schutze-Nohmke U. Themen aktuell 1: [Arbeitsbuch] / H. Bock, K.-H. Eisfeld, H. Holthaus,
U. Schutze-Nohmke. – Germany: Hueber Verlag, 2003. – 143S.
3. Helbig G., Buscha J. Ubungsgrammatik Deutsch / G. Helbig,
J. Buscha. – Germany: Langenscheidt KG, 2000. – 379S.

- formative assessment: oral enquiry, tests, independent work (40%);
- examination assessment: written component, oral component (60%).