Japanese Lessons – Start Reading Kanji in Context in 30 days

Japanese Lessons – Start Reading Kanji in Context in 30 days, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 125 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 1161 subscribers.

You will learn about 20 screen capture video tutorials on reading Kanji Master Hiragana – 16 powerful training videos Power Up with Verbs – 20 audio lessons Katakana power lessons – 120 common Katakana focused phrases Expert insight on the cultural aspects of written Japanese Flash cards – Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji & Vocabulary This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to improve their Japense or School and university students studyinhg Japanese It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to improve their Japense or School and university students studyinhg Japanese.

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Summary

Title: Japanese Lessons – Start Reading Kanji in Context in 30 days

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 125

Number of Published Lectures: 125

Number of Curriculum Items: 125

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 125

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

20 screen capture video tutorials on reading Kanji
Master Hiragana – 16 powerful training videos
Power Up with Verbs – 20 audio lessons
Katakana power lessons – 120 common Katakana focused phrases
Expert insight on the cultural aspects of written Japanese
Flash cards – Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji & Vocabulary

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanting to improve their Japense
School and university students studyinhg Japanese

Target Audiences

Anyone wanting to improve their Japense
School and university students studyinhg Japanese

August 2015 Update: New downloadable Katakana audio lessons have been added!

Read Japanese Fast is a Step-By-Step Online Coaching Method That Will Take You By The Hand And Show You How To Read Japanese in Less Than a Month. Here is a quick preview of what you will achieve by talking our course:

Read the entire Hiragana syllabary in less than a week
Quickly master how to read verbs – 20 different verb forms
Learn to read the Katakana syllabary, and pronounce words or phrases without being misunderstood
Dramatically improve your understanding of grammar
Learn hundreds of new Japanese words and phrases
Save hundreds of hours of study time
Memorize over 400 Kanji characters and learn their common readings
Learn how to read real Japanese – not text book Japanese
Actually read Kanji in context – read real Japanese

Our philosophy is you need to place more emphasis on actually reading rather than memorizing kanji . For sure you need to know some kanji to get the ball rolling, but you shouldn’t spend hours trying to memorize all the readings of individual kanji.

Most teaches will tell you that you need to learn Kanji in order to read Japanese. Our Approach is “Read Japanese In Order To Learn Kanji”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction – Learning Resources

Lecture 1: Read Japanese Fast

Lecture 2: Hiragana Basics Book

Lecture 3: Hiragana Flashcards

Lecture 4: Katakana Flashcards

Lecture 5: Basic Flashcards

Lecture 6: Kanji List

Lecture 7: Kanji Flashcards

Lecture 8: Kanji Book – Emails From New York

Chapter 2: Reading Hiragana – Basics

Lecture 1: Hiragana Lesson 1

Lecture 2: Hiragana Lesson 2

Lecture 3: Hiragana Lesson 3

Lecture 4: Hiragana Lesson 4

Lecture 5: Hiragana Lesson 5

Lecture 6: Hiragana Lesson 6

Lecture 7: Hiragana Lessons 7

Lecture 8: Hiragana Lessons 8

Lecture 9: Hiragana Lesson 9

Lecture 10: Hiragana Lesson 10

Lecture 11: Hiragana Lesson 11

Lecture 12: Hiragana Lessons 12

Lecture 13: Hiragana Lesson 13

Lecture 14: Hiragana Lessons 14

Lecture 15: Hiragana Lessons 15

Lecture 16: Hiragana Lesson 16

Chapter 3: Power Verbs

Lecture 1: Power Verbs Ebook

Lecture 2: Lesson 1 – Plain Form

Lecture 3: Lesson 2 – Masu Form

Lecture 4: Lesson 3 – Simple Past Form

Lecture 5: Lesson 4 – Masu Past Form

Lecture 6: Lesson 5 – Simple Negative Form

Lecture 7: Lesson 6 – Negative Masu Form

Lecture 8: Lesson 7 – Past Negative Form

Lecture 9: Lesson 8 – Past Negative Masu Form

Lecture 10: Lesson 9 – Potential Form

Lecture 11: Lesson 10 – て Form

Lecture 12: Lesson 11 – Volitional Form

Lecture 13: Lesson 12 – Imperative Form

Lecture 14: Lesson 13 – Imperative Negative Form

Lecture 15: Lesson 14 – Conditional

Lecture 16: Lesson 15 – ば Form

Lecture 17: Lesson 16 – Passive Form

Lecture 18: Lesson 17 – Causative

Lecture 19: Lesson 18 – たい Form

Lecture 20: Lesson 19 – Present Progressive Form

Lecture 21: Lesson 20 – "Have to do" Form

Chapter 4: Katakana

Lecture 1: Katakana Flashcards

Chapter 5: Katakana in Context

Lecture 1: Katakana in Context Lesson 1

Lecture 2: Katakana in Context Lesson 2

Lecture 3: Katakana in Context Lesson 3

Lecture 4: Katakana in Context Lesson 4

Lecture 5: Katakana in Context Lesson 5

Lecture 6: Katakana in Context Lesson 6

Lecture 7: Katakana in Context Lesson 7

Lecture 8: Katakana in Context Lesson 8

Lecture 9: Katakana in Context Lesson 9

Lecture 10: Katakana in Context Lesson 10

Chapter 6: Katakana Reading Practice

Lecture 1: Katakana Reading Lessons

Lecture 2: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 1

Lecture 3: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 2

Lecture 4: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 3

Lecture 5: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 4

Lecture 6: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 5

Lecture 7: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 6

Lecture 8: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 7

Lecture 9: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 8

Lecture 10: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 9

Lecture 11: Katakana Reading Practice Lesson 10

Chapter 7: Power Vocabulary – Hiragana

Lecture 1: Power Vocabulary Ebook

Lecture 2: Power Vocabulary Lesson 1

Lecture 3: Power Vocabulary Lesson 2

Lecture 4: Power Vocabulary Lesson 3

Lecture 5: Power Vocabulary Lesson 4

Lecture 6: Power Vocabulary Lesson 5

Lecture 7: Power Vocabulary Lesson 6

Lecture 8: Power Vocabulary Lesson 7

Lecture 9: Power Vocabulary Lesson 8

Lecture 10: Power Vocabulary Lesson 9

Lecture 11: Power Vocabulary Lesson 10

Chapter 8: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice

Lecture 1: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 1

Lecture 2: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 2

Lecture 3: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 3

Lecture 4: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 4

Lecture 5: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 5

Lecture 6: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 6

Lecture 7: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 7

Lecture 8: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 8

Lecture 9: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 9

Lecture 10: Power Vocabulary Reading Practice 10

Chapter 9: Kanji Reading Lessons

Lecture 1: Emails From New York eBook

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Email Lesson 1

Instructors

Nicholas Kemp
Language Instructor and Infopreneur

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2 stars: 0 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 10 votes

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