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Summary: Learn how to speak Japanese with expert Japanese language tips in this free online foreign language video clip.
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Yuu Asakura Born and raised in Japan, Yuu Asakura moved to Los Angeles after graduating from Tokyo University for Foreign Study where she acquired B.A. in linguistics and... read more
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Learn How to Speak JapaneseHello, my name is Yuu Asakura for expertvillage.com. I will be teaching you Japanese which you can start using today. You may be traveling to Japan soon. You have Japanese friends or using simple go to a sushi restaurant once a week. In any case to make them small by greeting in Japanese Nihongo in 2000. So until then I was raised in Asakura, Japan so Japanese is my first language and I have been tutoring to students to adults who just like to learn Japanese. I will teach you good tricks on how to learn Japanese.
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Mercury 789, if you are looking for books for beginners you can check out the text books Genki 1 and 2. There are other good books like Japanese Particles (nice little travel book), and the YesJapan series Japanese from Zero are also very good as they slowly intergrate Hiragana in Level 1 and Katakana in Level 2. Kanji is slowly introduced in Level 2 and is learned in greater detail in Level 3-5.
Mercury 789, if you are looking for books for beginners you can check out the text books Genki 1 and 2. There are other good books like Japanese Particles (nice little travel book), and the YesJapan series Japanese from Zero are also very good as they slowly intergrate Hiragana in Level 1 and Katakana in Level 2. Kanji is slowly introduced in Level 2 and is learned in greater detail in Level 3-5.
Hi I am in Japan for a short span & i found your tutorials very useful , Thanks Please keep up the Good Work
are there any books on japanese you would recommend fo a begginer?
Domo Arigato Gozaimas!!!
Hello Yuu, Thank You for your down to Earth Lessons, They are well done!. Domo Arigato