English → Japanese
A Japanese language course designed for English speakers.
What you’ll learn
Each lesson includes audio drills for Japanese pronunciation, real-life dialogues, vocabulary flashcards, grammar breakdowns, and comprehension quizzes. You’ll build skills in hiragana, katakana, and foundational kanji through structured practice.
How to get started
Lessons are organized from A1 (beginner) level. Start with basic greetings and self-introductions, then progress to topics like shopping, transportation, dining out, and Japanese customs. Each lesson is self-contained, so you can jump to any topic that interests you.
Lessons
| No. | Title |
|---|---|
Greetings & Introduction | |
| 001 | Greetings Learn essential Japanese greetings including konnichiwa, genki, and casual hello expressions. Practice with audio drills and quizzes for A1 beginners. |
| 002 | Coming Home Learn Japanese homecoming greetings: ただいま (I'm home) and おかえりなさい (welcome back). Practice casual evening conversations with audio drills. |
| 003 | Saying Thank You Learn essential Japanese thank-you phrases for beginners. Practice どうもありがとうございます, どういたしまして, and more with spaced repetition audio drills. |
| 004 | Apology and excuse Learn Japanese apology phrases: すみません (excuse me), 申し訳ありません (I'm very sorry), and 大丈夫です (I'm okay). Essential A1-level expressions for daily conversations. |
| 005 | Asking for Clarification Learn Japanese clarification phrases for A1 beginners. Practice asking 'Could you say that again?' and confirming information with natural Japanese expressions. |
| 006 | Saying Goodbye Learn essential Japanese phrases for ending a study session: 終わりにしましょう (let's end here), 今日はたくさん学びました (I learned a lot today), and scheduling your next lesson. |
Japan Guide
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