The style of learning english in japan

The reason why Japanese people could not speak english , even though they learned it for 6 years at the school . Most Japanese people start learning english seriously when they are 11 years old . In the beginning, they use a conversation book to know how to greet in english . The teacher reads aloud the textbook and the student also reads aloud after the teacher. Next, the teacher instructs that we make groups of two and practice conversation until we are able to remember conversation which, eventually, we did . I think this style is good way to learn english . However , more and more upcoming school years  , the conversation practice has become less. This is because most students learn english as a way of entering into university or to pass the exam, etc. Most japanese tests required for entering university , are not focusing on conversation practice. Now, the only criteria necessary to pass the exam is if you are able to read English, listen and do a little bit of writing. Lastly, I want to say that after graduate school, we do have the opportunity to meet foreigners. This allows Japanese people to improve their conversational skills. Nevertheless, Japanese universities should include a speaking part of the exam. 

The style of learning English in Japan.

Why can't Japanese people could not speak English, even if they have learnt for 6 years at the school?

Most Japanese people start learning English seriously when they are 11 years old. mostly , first

They use conversational books to know learn how to greeting in English.

Teachers read text books aloud, and then get the students to take turns reading out aloud.

Teachers get students to make a two groups and practice conversation until you are able to remember the conversation which we did.

I think this style is a good way to learn English.

But as students go up in school years, conversational practice is becoming becomes less. This is because most student learn English to enter University or to pass the exam and we are not required to use conversational English.

This means, to pass the entrance exam for University, we only need to read English and listen to English with a little bit of writing.

I believe that after graduating school, we have an opportunity to meet foreigners, so Japanese people need to

learn conversational English. I think that University should include an English speaking test .

The style of learning English in Japan

Why can't Japanese people speak English, even when they have learned it for 6 years at school. Most Japanese people start learning English seriously when they are 11 years old. Usually,  they would use conversation textbooks to learn to greeting in English . The teacher would read aloud from the textbook and the students would follow. Then, the teacher would say, "Let's make groups of two and practice until you are able to remember what we have read aloud". I think this style is a good way to learn English. But, in the later years, there is less conversation practice because most students learn English to enter university or to pass an exam. Most Japanese tests to enter university, don't require conversation practice which means that to pass the entrance exam, we just need to be able to read, listen and write some English. After graduation, we may meet foreigners who can only speak English. Therefore, we, the Japanese people have to learn to be able to have a conversation in English. That's why I think universities should include a speaking test.

Hello Yoshi - Excellent attempt - please see my corrections. I noticed that you spell things with an 'l' instead of 'r' I know that in Japanese that Japanese do not have this sound.

Why japanese people can not speak english , even tough they study it for 6 years at school? Most Japanese people start leaning english seriously when they are 11 years old .First they use a conversation book to learn greetings in english . The teacher reads aloud the text book and the student also reads aloud after the teacher did . And then , the teacher says <<Lets make a group of two and practice conversations until you are able to remember the conversation which we did>> . I think this style is a good way to learn english . But in higher school years  , conversation practice is becoming less common because most students learn english to enter university or to pass the exams and  also in most japanese tests  to enter university , we don't have to practice conversations which means to pass the entrance exam , we just need to know how to read english, listen to it and a little bit of writing . I want to say that after graduating school , we have the oppotunity to meet foreigner so , we japanese people have to learn conversations . And uni should include a speaking test .