The Education of Japanese Honorifics and Cultivating Intercultural Communication Competence
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Keywords

Intercultural communication competence
Japanese honorifics
Training methods

DOI

10.26689/jcer.v5i5.2151

Submitted : 2021-05-03
Accepted : 2021-05-18
Published : 2021-06-02

Abstract

Japanese honorifics which symbolizes the social culture of Japan are linguistic forms that are indispensable in the Japanese language education. Hence, the Japanese language education requires an improvement of previously solidified teaching methods with the cultivation of students’ intercultural communication competence, in order for students to understand Japanese honorifics in-depth and apply them in practice. This paper analyzes the necessity of cultivating students’ intercultural communication competence, the difficulties in Japanese honorifics education, and proposes specific training methods to help students improve their competence.

References

Li, X(2021). The construction of a diversified Japanese "appropriate expression" awareness training model from the perspective of "Internet +". Knowledge Window (Teacher Edition), (02): 52-53.

Jing, Y(2019). Research on the introduction of cross-cultural communication concepts into publicly selected foreign language teaching-Taking Japanese honorific teaching as an example. Media Forum, 2(23): 79, 81.

Yi, H(2019). Analysis of the specific use of self-humility and respect in Japanese teaching as a second foreign language in university. Modern Communication, (19): 19-20.

Sa Y(2018). A probe into the Japanese honorific teaching method-combined with the "can-do" mode in the JF Japanese Standard. Education Teaching Forum, (16): 213-215.