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卒業 式. そつぎょうしき. Current Planned Outline?. Slide 1 Title Slide 2: Briefing / Usual dates of graduation Setting Slide: Typical locations, décor, spectators, Grad songs? (or on its own?) Process Slide: Diplomas, national anthem, +other usual proceedings
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卒業式 そつぎょうしき
Current Planned Outline? • Slide 1 Title • Slide 2: Briefing / Usual dates of graduation • Setting Slide: Typical locations, décor, spectators, Grad songs? (or on its own?) • Process Slide: Diplomas, national anthem, +other usual proceedings • Attire Slide: Uniforms, hakama, kimono, suits • 2nd Button slide • Feel free to add or change anything! (determine order later) translating later sorry.
Brief Intro • I really don’t know what else we should put except for dates of graduations… • Maybe some short general commentary? Like what it means to graduate? • Or we can keep this part short and simple and hope for the rest, picture spamming will help • I wish sensei gave us the rubric ; A; I think we had to have some ending comments too…
ふく Attire • 中学の生とと高校生とはたいてい学校のせいふくを着ます。 • 大学の生とのいふく: • 男はたいていスーツを着ですが、あざやかなネクタイをしません。 • 女はたいていはかまとか着物を着ます。 • いくつかのだいがくはドレスコードがありません。でも生とはたいていせいしきなふくを着ます。
Intended translation for “Attire” • Middle school students and high school students usually wear school uniforms • University student’s attire: • Boys usually wear suits but not colorful ties • Girls usually wear hakama or kimono (among others) New vocab, yeah~ • Some universities don’t have dress codes, but students usually wear formal attire
Bibliography? • Not sure if sensei wants one or not. Until then, placeholder for the stated title