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- R (Relevant): Learning Japanese phrases is pertinent for a planned trip to Japan and will assist in communication there. - T (Time-bound): The goal must be achieved by the date of the trip, which defines the timeframe for its study.

- M (Measurable): The measurable result is the number of phrases learned, the ability to understand them by ear and to pronounce them. - A (Achievable): The task is to find reliable study materials and dedicate a certain amount of time to daily practice.

Learning Japanese Phrases: - S (Specific): The goal is to learn the most common Japanese phrases to recognize them by ear and be able to pronounce them yourself.

- R (Relevant): The game contributes to the development of cognitive abilities, improves memory and verbal reaction. - T (Time-bound): The game lasts for a limited amount of time, which is decided by the participants beforehand.

- M (Measurable): The winner is the one who says the last word; the number of words each player has said can be counted until the game ends. - A (Achievable): The player's task is to prepare for the game, expand their vocabulary, and train their reaction speed.

Word Play: - S (Specific): The goal is to say a word that starts with the last letter of the previous word without repeating any words that have already been said.

Let's consider the SMART technique using the example of word play and learning Japanese phrases for goal setting: