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Midori Kamei Midori Kamei

Midori Kamei

KAMEI Midori

Assistant professor

area of expertise: Korean linguistics, lexicology (adjectives)

Main subjects

Korean Communication (Writing/Reading) I-III, Japanese-Korean Translation Techniques I-II, International Cultural Seminar I-IV (Japanese-Korean Language and Culture)

Research theme/keyword

Differentiating between adjectives, meanings/usages, and synonyms

Final academic background/degree

Graduate School of Korean Language and Literature, Chung-Ang University / Ph.D.

Affiliated academic society

Japan Organization for the Advancement of Foreign Language Education (JACTFL), Korean Language Teaching Society, etc.

Major achievements

"Considerations on the Usage of the Korean Emotional Adjective '속상하다'" (Bulletin Josai International University, Vol. 29, No. 2, 2021), etc.
Detailed research results here

message

안녕하세요? 반갑습니다! I originally wanted to be a Japanese teacher, so I chose Japanese language and Japanese language education as my major at university. , I studied abroad at a graduate school in South Korea and spent eight years in my 20s in Seoul. After returning to Japan, I have had the opportunity to be involved in Korean language education, and I am working on creating classes every day while enjoying interacting with the students. I feel that the very fact that I am attracted to them is a kind of connection. If you come across something that seems interesting, likes it, or wants to try it, please take the first step. Beyond that, new encounters and learning await, and the path forward will open itself up. I wholeheartedly support each and every step you take.