Japanese for Absolute Beginners

Never studied Japanese before? Don’t know where to start? Japanese for Absolute Beginners is for you! Over 6 live video lessons you’ll learn everyday expressions and useful phrases to help you get by in Japanese. Small class sizes, personal attention and the right level make learning fun. There is always more opportunity to talk in Japanese Language Lab for Absolute Beginners.

Free Twelve Lesson Workbook

To support your learning I’ve created a free downloadable workbook which covers each of the six lessons, all the sentences and vocabulary we’ll practising in class, plus six bonus lessons! That’s 12 lessons total, with everything you need to know in one handy downloadable and printable workbook.

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How much would you expect to pay for a class like this in real life? $200, maybe $300? You might expect to pay a lot more for 6 live lessons with an experienced teacher, a 12 lesson workbook with 15 multimedia exercises and ongoing support that extends beyond the first 6 weeks and outside of the classroom.

If you were to pay full price for Japanese for Absolute Beginners you’d get all this for $5 a lesson, or $30 total over 6 weeks, $60 for 6 weeks if you include Language Lab conversation classes.

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This season of Japanese for Absolute Beginners starts with “Lesson A01 – Introductions” in the first week of October.

• Lesson A01 – Introductions • Lesson A02 – Where are you from? • Lesson A03 – What’s your job? • Lesson A04 – Talk about your family • Lesson A05 – Ask for help with vocabulary • Lesson A06 – Where are my keys?

The following season of Japanese for Absolute Beginners in late November starts with “Lesson A07 – Do you have everything?”

• Lesson A07 – Do you have everything? • Lesson A08 – What kind of food do you like? • Lesson A09 – The things you like doing • Lesson A10 – Eating out • Lesson A11 – Taking a taxi • Lesson A12 – Going shopping

You won’t need to know hiragana or katakana, as the class workbook is in romaji.

All I want you to bring is a positive attitude and willingness to participate. Is there something you’d like me to bring to class?