Introduction to Japanese
College & Adult
Our Introduction to Japanese course is a live online course designed for students interested in learning Japanese who have little to no knowledge of the language. Students will learn the basic skills in listening and speaking and be equipped with the tools needed to formulate simple sentences and questions on their own.
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Unlimited access to hundreds of live classes, tutoring, and more.
6 sessions
1x per week
1 hour each
session duration
What You’ll Learn
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How to read and write in the Japanese hiragana and katakana alphabets
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How to count in Japanese
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How to form simple sentences with basic vocabulary
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How to understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, and weather
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How to ask basic questions and for directions about familiar and routine matters
Live Group Classes Include:
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Live course instruction with an expert instructor in a virtual classroom
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Interactive and collaborative sessions where students learn course-specific lessons as a group
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Class content is purpose built for drop-in or ongoing attendance
Introduction to Japanese
Small Group Class
- Typically 6-9 students per class.
- Engaging, interactive lessons
- Built for drop-in or ongoing attendance
- Unlimited access to this class and more free with Learning Membership
Tue, Dec 2 - Tue, Jan 6
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Join NowAbout Small Group Classes
Personalized Instruction
Small classes allow the instructor to give individualized attention to each student.
Customized Curriculum and Learning
Class content and pacing is tailored to the interests and needs of the students.
Collaborative Experiences
Student-to-student collaboration fosters deeper learning and engagement.