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Japanese Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Cactus USA [All Courses] Training Center(s)/Venue(s): New York, San Francisco, San Diego, Boston, United States Jobs & Resumes: New York, San Francisco, San Diego, Boston Houses & Roommates: New York, San Francisco, San Diego, Boston All of our courses are carefully structured and designed to cover a wide range of topic areas, grammatical structures and skills. A Cactus Foreign Language Course includes the following elements:
Developing and improving your spoken language
Building your communicative confidence so you can talk with native speakers.
Developing your listening and comprehension skills to improve understand......
Course description>> Japanese Level 1 Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Boston Language Institute [All Courses] Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Boston, Massachusetts, United States Jobs & Resumes: Boston Houses & Roommates: BostonJapanese Level 1 is designed to teach beginners a day-to-day language, and to introduce pronunciation, basic sentence patterns and essential vocabulary for communicating in the standard spoken language. The course includes reading and writing both the hiragana and the katakana writing systems, using daily phrases, understanding numerals, time expressions, and counting systems.
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Course description>> Japanese Level 2 Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Boston Language Institute Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesJapanese Level 2 continues to build upon the basic foundation acquired in Level 1, emphasizing further vocabulary and conversational practice using new grammar including the conjugation of adjectives, and the -te and -nai forms of verbs. Examples of customary behavior in everyday situations such as giving and receiving gifts, using the telephone, asking directions will be introduced. The course......
Course description>> Japanese Level 3 Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Boston Language Institute Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesJapanese Level 3 is for those who are motivated to continue to a more advanced level of the language. Students learn more complex sentence structures through the study of dictionary forms and the -ta forms of verbs while acquiring conversational skills such as making comparisons, and describing things using adjectives. About 50 kanji are also introduced.
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Course description>> Japanese Level 4 Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Boston Language Institute Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesJapanese Level 4 helps students acquire a more advanced level of grammar such as relative clauses, subordinate clauses, and less formal speech while practicing conversation in practical situations such as applying for school, and making hotel reservations. Students will acquire another 80 kanji by the end of this course.
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Course description>> Japanese Level 5 Course Format: Classroom School/Trainer: Boston Language Institute Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesJapanese Level 5 is geared toward many more communication skills based on everyday topics, for example, discussing the rules of sumo wrestling and delivering flowers. Writing a diary and a thesis is also introduced using the plain forms of verbs. The course covers grammar including conditional, volitional, and potential form of verbs, polite and informal speech. Students will add about 80 more ......
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