Daily Routine and Time in Japanese

This video tutorial, 'Japanese for Kids Volume 2,' offers a fun and natural way to learn Japanese with Hero and his dog Pochi. It covers basic Japanese phrases, how to ask and tell time, and the division of the day in Japanese culture. The video also provides instructions on obtaining a personalized diploma upon completion. The tutorial is interactive, encouraging viewers to practice speaking and listening to Japanese, with Mr. Yoshida assisting in pronunciation. The content is designed to be engaging for children, making language learning enjoyable and effective.

What is the main focus of the course introduced in the video?

• Learning Japanese through songs

• Learning Japanese history

• Learning Japanese in a fun way with Hero and Pochi

• Learning Japanese grammar rules

Who are the main characters introduced in the course?

• Hero and his dog Pochi

• Hero and his bird

• Hero and his cat

• Hero and his friend

What is the purpose of the playful phrases in the video?

• To teach advanced grammar

• To engage children in learning

• To confuse the learners

• To introduce new vocabulary

How do you ask 'What time is it?' in Japanese according to the video?

• Sandy Georgie

• Music Music

• Peachy Itchy

• Ivan Hungi

What is the role of Mr. Yoshida in the time-telling section?

• To provide answers

• To ask questions

• To correct your mistakes

• To repeat after you

How many parts do Japanese speakers divide the day into?

• 5 parts

• 4 parts

• 6 parts

• 3 parts

Which of the following is NOT a part of the day division mentioned in the video?

• Midnight

• Afternoon

• Late morning

• Morning