Super Efficient Japanese Basic Building Course (1)

Enjoy conversations with concise exchanges. Acquire a strong foundation in grammar.

What you'll learn

Be able to have a brief conversation with someone you are meeting for the first time.

Build the basics to think for yourself, speak and use Japanese as quickly as possible.

Learn Verb sentence: the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms

Learn Noun sentence: the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms

Learn Adjective sentence: the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms

Learn essential adverbs.

Learn how to speak politely and in a friendly manner.

Requirements

No experience in studying Japanese is required.

People who can take the course intensively in about 10 days to 1 month.

Required an environment where you can speak at the same volume as a normal conversation.

Description

Even if you are just starting to learn a language, being able to enjoy a short conversation with a native speaker is a very important factor as it will help you improve.In this course, the goal is to be able to have this kind of conversation with Japanese people.A: Excuse me, do you have a table?B: Yes, there is. please.A: A set meal, please.B: Is it delicious?A: I really like it. The fish is fresh.B: Yes. thank you.This session emphasizes the importance of being able to communicate even a little, even if you have just started studying.At the same time, we aim to build a solid grammatical foundation.We will repeatedly provide examples of sentences that are immediately useful in real life. Learn the basics of Japanese in a short period of time while gradually building up your knowledge of grammar.Japanese has only three basic sentence patterns. The first hurdle is whether or not you can remember the positive, interrogative, and negative forms without confusing them. In this course, you will study each sentence pattern repeatedly to ensure that your knowledge is solidified.First, listen to a lot of simple example sentences to get an idea. The process may seem tedious. However, if you listen carefully first, you may be surprised at how easy it is to imitate the pronunciation even for the first time.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: You can freely create Verb Sentence affirmative, interrogative, and negative .

Lecture 2 What are "ARU" & "IRU"? Differences and usage

Lecture 3 How to make and practice Question forms

Lecture 4 How to make and practice negative forms

Section 3: Learn how to make Noun Sentences

Lecture 5 Affirmative/Positive form

Lecture 6 How to make Question form and practice

Lecture 7 How to make Negative form and practice

Lecture 8 Summary practice.

Section 4: 2 types of Adjective

Lecture 9 Learn 2 types of Adjective

Section 5: Learn how to make Na-Adjective Sentence

Lecture 10 Affirmative/Positive form

Lecture 11 Question form

Lecture 12 Negative form

Section 6: Learn how to make I-Adjective sentence

Lecture 13 Affirmative/Positive form

Lecture 14 Question form

Lecture 15 Negative form

Lecture 16 Special lecture on "ii (good)"

Section 7: Summary & Adverb

Lecture 17 summary of grammar

Lecture 18 Adverb1: TOTEMO, CHOTTO

Lecture 19 Adverb 2: ZENZEN, AMARI

Lecture 20 Adverb 3: TAKUSAN

Lecture 21 Greetings and Next time preview

You who want to communicate with Japanese people and build relationships of trust in the shortest learning time.,You want to quickly build solid foundation.,It doesn't matter your age or experience, but it consists of example sentences aimed at working adults.