Learn Japanese From English Beginner Course Targeting Jlpt

Learn Japanese from English

What you'll learn

Learn Japanese from Beginning - Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji

Student will get clear understanding for Kanji

Student will able to pronounce words in Japanese

Student will be able to read letters

Requirements

No prior knowledge needed

Description

In this course you will able to learn Japanese from Beginning.We will focus Speaking, Writing and Reading in this course, and you will increase your listening level while watching lectures.In first level you will start to have some introduction regard Japanese Language.What was first writing systemWhy Hiragana introducedWhy Katakana introducedYou will start to learn kanji in this course from beginning.We will focus on greetings in this course and those includesGood MorningGood AfternoonIn future lessons we will bring more greetings.Japanese is spoken by 130 million people. This makes it the ninth most spoken language by native speakers. Linguists debate over the classification of the Japanese language, and one general theory asserts that Japanese is an isolated language and thus a language family of its own, known as Japonic languages. Another major theory includes Japanese as part of a hypothetical Altaic language family which spans most of Central Asia and would also include Turkic, Mongolic, Tungusic, and Korean languages. Neither of these theories has yet been generally accepted.Japanese is written mostly using three writing scripts, kanji, hiragana and katakana. Kanji are Chinese characters that were first introduced to Japan in the 4th century. Unlike Chinese, Japanese is a highly inflected language with words changing their ending depending on case, number, etc.For this reason, the hiragana and katakana syllabaries were created. The hiragana serve largely to show the inflection of words, as conjunctions and such. The katakana are mainly used for loan-words from other languages.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Japanese

Lecture 2 Hiragana A, Katakana A and learn and Learn some kanji for the day.

Lecture 3 Pronunciation of all Hiragana and Katakana letters

Section 2: Greetings in Japanese

Lecture 4 Good Morning in Japanese | ohayou gozaimasu

Lecture 5 Good Afternoon in Japanese | Konnichiwa

Beginning Japanese learner who seeking to pass Japanese exams