Japanese to TRAVEL 2024 – with minimal effort
Japanese to TRAVEL 2024 – with minimal effort, available at $44.99, with 163 lectures, 13 quizzes, and has 1 subscribers.
You will learn about Basic Greetings: Learn how to greet people, say hello, goodbye, and express gratitude Introducing Yourself: Learn how to introduce yourself and ask their name Ordering Food: Learn common phrases for ordering food in restaurants or cafes, including dietary restrictions or preferences Shopping: Learn how to ask for prices, negotiate, and make purchases in shops or markets Accommodation: Learn how to book rooms, inquire about facilities Numbers: Learn how to count Direction: Learn how to ask directions and vocabulary related to direction Transoportation: Learn useful vocabulary and phrases to use public transportation Emergency situations: Learn how to seek help and medical assistance Saying thank you and goodbye: Learn how to say thank you and goodbye Practical Vocabulary: Building a foundation of essential travel-related vocabulary such as This course is ideal for individuals who are Tourists planning to visit Japan for the first time or Individuals interested in Japanese culture and language who want to enhance their travel experience or Business professionals who need basic Japanese language skills for short-term visits or meetings in Japan or Backpackers and solo travelers seeking to navigate Japan independently or Those planning a trip to Japan for specific events like festivals, conferences, or sports events or Families or groups traveling together who want to learn basic Japanese for communication purposes or Retirees or seniors embarking on leisurely trips to explore Japan's rich heritage and natural beauty or Language enthusiasts interested in learning Japanese as a hobby and starting with practical, travel-related vocabulary and phrases It is particularly useful for Tourists planning to visit Japan for the first time or Individuals interested in Japanese culture and language who want to enhance their travel experience or Business professionals who need basic Japanese language skills for short-term visits or meetings in Japan or Backpackers and solo travelers seeking to navigate Japan independently or Those planning a trip to Japan for specific events like festivals, conferences, or sports events or Families or groups traveling together who want to learn basic Japanese for communication purposes or Retirees or seniors embarking on leisurely trips to explore Japan's rich heritage and natural beauty or Language enthusiasts interested in learning Japanese as a hobby and starting with practical, travel-related vocabulary and phrases.
Enroll now: Japanese to TRAVEL 2024 – with minimal effort
Summary
Title: Japanese to TRAVEL 2024 – with minimal effort
Price: $44.99
Number of Lectures: 163
Number of Quizzes: 13
Number of Published Lectures: 163
Number of Published Quizzes: 13
Number of Curriculum Items: 176
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 176
Original Price: $22.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Basic Greetings: Learn how to greet people, say hello, goodbye, and express gratitude
- Introducing Yourself: Learn how to introduce yourself and ask their name
- Ordering Food: Learn common phrases for ordering food in restaurants or cafes, including dietary restrictions or preferences
- Shopping: Learn how to ask for prices, negotiate, and make purchases in shops or markets
- Accommodation: Learn how to book rooms, inquire about facilities
- Numbers: Learn how to count
- Direction: Learn how to ask directions and vocabulary related to direction
- Transoportation: Learn useful vocabulary and phrases to use public transportation
- Emergency situations: Learn how to seek help and medical assistance
- Saying thank you and goodbye: Learn how to say thank you and goodbye
- Practical Vocabulary: Building a foundation of essential travel-related vocabulary such as
Who Should Attend
- Tourists planning to visit Japan for the first time
- Individuals interested in Japanese culture and language who want to enhance their travel experience
- Business professionals who need basic Japanese language skills for short-term visits or meetings in Japan
- Backpackers and solo travelers seeking to navigate Japan independently
- Those planning a trip to Japan for specific events like festivals, conferences, or sports events
- Families or groups traveling together who want to learn basic Japanese for communication purposes
- Retirees or seniors embarking on leisurely trips to explore Japan's rich heritage and natural beauty
- Language enthusiasts interested in learning Japanese as a hobby and starting with practical, travel-related vocabulary and phrases
Target Audiences
- Tourists planning to visit Japan for the first time
- Individuals interested in Japanese culture and language who want to enhance their travel experience
- Business professionals who need basic Japanese language skills for short-term visits or meetings in Japan
- Backpackers and solo travelers seeking to navigate Japan independently
- Those planning a trip to Japan for specific events like festivals, conferences, or sports events
- Families or groups traveling together who want to learn basic Japanese for communication purposes
- Retirees or seniors embarking on leisurely trips to explore Japan's rich heritage and natural beauty
- Language enthusiasts interested in learning Japanese as a hobby and starting with practical, travel-related vocabulary and phrases
Embark on your journey to Japan with confidence! This Japanese to travel course is your passport to navigating Japan with ease, offering a simple yet comprehensive introduction to the language. Whether you’re planning a vacation, business trip, or study abroad adventure, all the essential language skills you need are right here.
You will learn simple yet authentic Japanese with minimal effort from a native Japanese instructor. This course is designed to be simple, straightforward, and most importantly, authentic! The part I paid great attention to is how to express something in a simple and authentic manner. While Japanese has different levels of politeness (keigo), and they can be quite complicated, what you’ll learn in this course is a simple language that remains polite. I intentionally strip away complexity and focus on practicality to create a course for everyone who wants to travel to Japan.
No complicated grammar explanations, drills, or tests. So let’s dive in together, embrace the joy of learning, and unlock the doors to Japan’s boundless possibilities.
You don’t need prior language experience to excel in this course. From basic greetings and responding to immigration, to ordering food, conveying dietary restrictions, asking for directions, counting numbers, negotiating prices, navigating transportation, inquiring at hotels, handling emergencies, and mastering practical vocabulary for everyday travel scenarios – all you need is right here!
Simplicity meets comprehensiveness in our Japanese to travel course. Enroll now and embark on an unforgettable adventure in Japan with all the language tools you need at your fingertips! See you inside!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Greetings
Lecture 1: Good morning
Lecture 2: Hello/Good afternoon
Lecture 3: Good evening
Lecture 4: Good night
Lecture 5: Goodbye
Lecture 6: Thank you
Lecture 7: Let's take a break! Akihabara
Lecture 8: Greetings Review
Chapter 2: Pronouns
Lecture 1: I, we
Lecture 2: you, you (plural)
Lecture 3: he, they
Lecture 4: she, they
Lecture 5: Pronouns Review 1
Lecture 6: this, these
Lecture 7: it, they
Lecture 8: that, those
Lecture 9: Let's take a break! Imperial Palace
Lecture 10: Pronouns Review 2
Chapter 3: Useful phrases
Lecture 1: What's your name?
Lecture 2: My name is……
Lecture 3: "Yes" and "No"
Lecture 4: How are you?
Lecture 5: I am good.
Lecture 6: I am OK.
Lecture 7: Not really.
Lecture 8: Do you speak English?
Lecture 9: Do you speak Japanese? – Yes, a little.
Lecture 10: Not really (again!) & Can you say that again?
Lecture 11: Can you speak slowly?
Lecture 12: Please do it, thank you.
Lecture 13: Please say that again slowly.
Lecture 14: Excuse me/I am sorry.
Lecture 15: Let's take a break! Cosplay
Lecture 16: Useful Phrases Review 1
Lecture 17: Useful Phrases Review 2
Chapter 4: Immigration
Lecture 1: What is your purpose of your visit?
Lecture 2: Sightseeing.
Lecture 3: Business.
Lecture 4: Study.
Lecture 5: Where do you stay?
Lecture 6: It's hotel _______.
Lecture 7: Let's take a break! Yukata
Lecture 8: Immigration Review
Chapter 5: @Hotel
Lecture 1: Please do, thank you.
Lecture 2: I would like to check in, please.
Lecture 3: Room service, please.
Lecture 4: Wifi, please.
Lecture 5: Password, please.
Lecture 6: Where is _______?
Lecture 7: Where is a restaurant?
Lecture 8: Where is an ATM?
Lecture 9: Where is an elevator?
Lecture 10: Where is a washroom?
Lecture 11: Where is the station?
Lecture 12: Let's take a break! Cosplay girl
Lecture 13: @Hotel Review 1
Lecture 14: @Hotel Review 2
Chapter 6: Numbers
Lecture 1: 1-5
Lecture 2: 6-10
Lecture 3: 11-15
Lecture 4: 16-20
Lecture 5: 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100
Lecture 6: 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900
Lecture 7: 1000, 2000, 10,000, 20,000, 100,000, 1,000,000
Lecture 8: Let's take a break! Tokyo Tower
Chapter 7: Booking a hotel (If you are a backpacker!)
Lecture 1: Do you have a room?
Lecture 2: How many nights?
Lecture 3: How many persons?
Lecture 4: Is it a non-smoking room?
Lecture 5: Is it a smoking room?
Lecture 6: Non-smoking, please.
Lecture 7: Let's take a break! Shibuya Crossing
Lecture 8: Booking a Hotel Review
Chapter 8: Shopping
Lecture 1: This, That, It (Review)
Lecture 2: I will take this.
Lecture 3: How much is this?
Lecture 4: It's 1,000 yen.
Lecture 5: Can I use a credit card?
Lecture 6: Can I pay in cash?
Lecture 7: No problem.
Lecture 8: Shopping Review 1
Lecture 9: Do you have this?
Lecture 10: Do you have Japanese wine?
Lecture 11: Do you have a map?
Lecture 12: Do you have a cheaper one?
Instructors
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Lingo Ringo Academy
A language teacher.
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