Our Basic Japanese Language Classes are designed for beginners who want to start their journey toward fluency in Japanese. Whether you’re planning to travel to Japan, communicate with Japanese-speaking communities, or prepare for further academic or professional opportunities, our classes provide a strong foundation in the Japanese language.

Course Overview:

Our Basic Japanese Language Classes focus on teaching fundamental aspects of the language, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing. These classes are perfect for those who have little to no experience with Japanese and wish to build their skills gradually in a supportive and interactive environment. The course is structured to help you achieve success in the NAT-5 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test), an internationally recognized standard for evaluating your Japanese skills.

Key Features of the Program:

• Beginner-Friendly Curriculum: The course is designed for absolute beginners, starting with the basics of Japanese pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.
• Interactive Learning: Emphasis is placed on practical communication skills. You’ll practice speaking in everyday situations, learn simple phrases, and engage in basic conversations with classmates and instructors.
• Introduction to Hiragana and Katakana: Learn the two primary Japanese scripts, Hiragana and Katakana, which are essential for reading and writing in Japanese.
• Cultural Insights: Gain an understanding of Japanese culture, customs, and etiquette, which will enhance your language learning experience and help you connect more effectively with native speakers.
• Preparation for N5 Level: Our curriculum is structured to help students prepare for the NAT-5, JLPT, J-CERT, etc (Japanese Language Proficiency Test), which evaluates basic language skills including reading, writing, listening, and understanding simple conversations in Japanese.

Course Content:

• Step 1: Introduction to Japanese sounds and pronunciation.
• Step 2: Mastering Hiragana and Katakana alphabets.
• Step 3: Basic greetings, self-introduction, and common expressions.
• Step 4: Essential vocabulary for daily life (shopping, traveling, dining).
• Step 5: Introduction to simple sentence structures and basic grammar.
• Step 6: Practical conversation practice with classmates and instructors.
• Step 7: Focus on preparing for NAT-5, JLPT, J-CERT, etc (Japanese Language Proficiency Test), including practice tests and review of exam topics.