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Enjoy Japanese-1

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Writing in Romaji, useful Japanese for travel purposes (Reading signs, asking for directions, etc)

Taught by native teacher
Term Duration: 2.5hrs × 10 Lesson, Once a week
Class size: 5-15 students

No	Title	Detail
1	Introduction Greeting Salutations	Introduction Greeting（Good morning, Thank you, I’m sorry. etc）
2	Restaurant Hotel	How are you? Number ￥1000, ￥80.￥50…… What is this?, Adjectives, Menu, Food name & picture Reception
3	Restaurant Hotel
4	Shopping	Shopping, How much is it? Adjectives
5	Shopping	Shopping, How much is it? Adjectives
6	Transport station, airport taxi, bus, train	Time: What time is it, now? Where are you going to? Verbs （want to go, want to eat, want to see）
7	Transport station, airport taxi, bus, train
8	Calendar Reservation restaurant Sick, Injury Emergency evacuation	January, February, March, April... Telephone: Moshi Moshi…　/　Booking Restaurant... Hospital, pharmacy... Earthquake, Fire...
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10	Revision & Q&A

Enjoy Japanese-2

(Currently unavailable)

Writing in Romaji, useful Japanese for travel purposes (Reading signs, asking for directions, etc)

Taught by native teacher
Term Duration: 2.5hrs × 10 Lesson, Once a week
Class size: 5-15 students

No	Title	Detail
1	Enjoying 1 Revision	How are you? Introduction (How do you do?) Greeting (Good morning, Thank you, I’m sorry. etc) What is this?　What time is it?　Calendar　How much?
1	Adjectives Grammar	Adjectives Revision Adj: expensive, cheap, delicious, big, new… Adj past: was expensive, was cheap, was delicious… Adj past neg: wasn’t expensive, wasn’t cheap, wasn’t delicious…
2	Comparisons	Adjectives Revision A is bigger than B. A is the biggest.
3	Giving Directions	Verb Revision intersection, straight ahead, traffic signal Turn right at the next traffic signal. I will get on the train at Tokyo station.
4	Asking permission Please do not~	Verb Revision May I take a photograph?　Yes.　/　I’m sorry…. Please don’t put any wasabi in the sushi.
5	Culinary experience	Verb Shushi o tabeta koto ga arimas ka. (Have you ever eaten sushi?) Yes, I have.　/　No. I have not.
6	Connecting Related Sentences Adjectives conjunction	Mr. Smith is an American and Mr. Tanaka is a Japanese. The MRT are convenient and cheap.
7	Introducing family	My father, my mother…
10	Revision & Q&A