This study discusses what are the factors that causing misuse of katakana in high school students. The research method used in this study is qualitative descriptive method. Type of mistake analyzed in this research is the error one with the classification of the cause of the error, such as Over-generalization, ignorance of rule restriction, incomplete application of rule, and false concept hypotesized. result from this study are the students are having difficulties on katakana letters that have similarity form and katakana that have double consonant or known as sokuon on gairaigo vocabulary.
This study aims to determine the effect of the use of teaching media kanji "Hyakugo" in improving the ability of mastery kanji JLPT level N5 learners. This study conducted with quasi experimental research methods with one group pre test-post test research design. Data collection conducted by survey questionnaires and interviews. Research subjects in this study were students from Department of Japanese Language Literature, Universitas Komputer Indonesia. The result of this study indicated that "Hyakugo" have a significant influence in term of enhancing learners kanji acquisition ability and improving students learning motivation. Furthermore, survey questionnaires feedback showed positive response from the learners, confirmed that "Hyakugo" is an interactive learning medium that helped them to maintain their learning motivation, user friendly and provides a lot of benefits for learners.
This study aims to describe the relationship between the lexical meaning and the idiomatic meaning contained in the Japanese kotowaza and to analyze the level of relevance of each kotowaza to the application of socio-cultural values in Japanese society. This type of research is qualitative descriptive research to describe the meaning of kotowaza through cognitive linguistic studies and conceptual metaphor theory. The data source is a Japanese novel contained in Aozora Bunka. This study found that the animal elements contained in the kotowaza are a conceptualization of attitudes, actions, judgments, circumstances, and feelings. In addition, the city also reflects socio-cultural values that are very relevant to the culture of Japanese society, such as the culture of working hard, being responsible, and being focused and conscientious.
This study aimed to enhance learners Japanese speaking skills and to developed a learning model that suitable for kaiwa course in a huge class (number of participants were more than 20 people). This research was conducted with descriptive research method to describe kaiwa class situation conducted with panel discussion model. Data collection conducted with survey questionnaire and some short interview. Research subjects was the final grade students of Prodi Sastra Jepang, Universitas Komputer Indonesia. The result of survey questionnaire showed that panel discussion model gives more opportunity to all kaiwa class participants to speak Japanese and express their own current research idea than the traditional way of kaiwa learning model. In addition, learners also showed a positive attitude after following the kaiwa class conducted with the panel discussion model, in term of the development of their own current research direction. Research subject stated that they gained a lot of valuable information about their current research from their classmates through question answer sessions. Panel discussion learning model also encourages learners to be more active in the classroom and focusing the class into a Students Centered Learning (SCL) situation.
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