Introduction to the Japanese language and Japanese script
Compared to European languages, Japanese is to be envied for its simplicity in sentence structure! The clear subject-object-verb structure makes it pleasantly easy to express states and communicate needs. Morover, the learning process get help by the so-called particles. These are syllables, which, by following a part of the sentence, defines its function as subject or object or other.
Based on the students’ dedication to our defined vocabulary, our learners quickly develop a solid understanding of Japanese grammar and syntax. The said clarity and simplicity of Japanese sentence structure makes speaking this language an extremely enjoyable endeavour!
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- Exercises on pronounciation of important phrases.
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