Foreign Language Resource Collection

Students will learn to answer/ask someone's about activities, answer/ask about someone's schedule, and invite someone to an activity

Genki lesson two introduces basic sentence structures for shopping, ordering food/drinks, and responding and asking questions.

Genki lesson one introduces grammar, pronunciations, and sentence structure.

This Vodcast explains how to use the series of Genki podcasts most effectively.

A guide to Genki.

Join as we learn the Japanese language beginning with basic Japanese greetings.

Students discuss their experiences in the Study Abroad - Paris program.

The FLRC recently produced and released its own orientation video to replace the growing number of face-to-face orientation sessions for all of the lower level language classes.The Foreign Language Resource Collection, located in Pilcher 134, is an integral part of language teaching at KSU. Its purpose is to expose students to a more vivid language experience by listening to different voices and accents and to foster interpersonal exchange in order to assist students in acquiring and improving their foreign language skills. This will increase their ability to understand and recognize many different cultures and dialects. Learning a language is no longer passive, and all these skills can be practiced in the Foreign Language Resource Collection.

Experience Japanese food, scenery, technology, and lifestyle without ever leaving the comfort of your home through these photographs and explanations of various aspects of Japanese culture.

This feed includes podcasts that supplement the elementary Japanese classes at KSU. They often make reference to the textbook used at this level, Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese. You will find exercises and activities designed to help you learn and reinforce your reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills