It has helped me a lot in my day to day life, as I work with Japanese people.
The people say my Japanese is very good and always ask me where I am learning it from so I always recommend them to this website.
I cannot wait to check the rest of them! I would recommend NIHONGO Japanese lessonsto anyone who is interested in learning to speak, read, or write Japanese.
"Dear Takanori Tomita Thank you very much for your great work.
It really learned a lot about the Japanese language. The context is clear and understandable.
The learning Do ents you provide are really well done and I could easily follow them.
On another point, the audio really helped me a lot with getting the pronunciation under control. This was one of the best choices I made, and especially now that I’ve tested my japanese knowledge with native speakers.
It was a great success. Thank you very much" Mario E.
I think they are useful for anyone who want to learn Japanese, I also think the lessons are very good,
because they help me repair the errors I get while practicing the pronunciation and I can listen as much as possible I want .
Although learning another language is hard (it always is), this system is the best approach i have used in learning a different language,
and even though it can be overwhelming at times, your system breaks the Japanese language down to be easier to understand.
I’m glad that I stumbled upon your site! Sincerely,
The lessons are going very well I’m doing a little bit most days.
I’ve even started learning some hiragana which I steered clear of at first because it looked so confusing.
I’m enjoying the lessons very much, as far as I know we’ve only got one Japanese restaurant here in Liverpool where I live, my immediate aim is go there and try out what I’ve learnt,
I don’t think I’m too far off where I want to be, thanks for a great cause and all the follow up e-mails and help you’ve sent since I bought it.
I’ve attached a picture of me after I received my Ju-Jitsu black belt, its a few years old 2001 I think, but I have been told I haven’t changed much.
I have started using your program in conjunction with another popular computer Japanese course. I am very happy with my purchase so far.
I managed to print out my current lesson and using a dry erase practice my hiragana.
I was very excited to find that I was able to read a lot of the hiragana portion in the other program I havebeen using.
In a very short time I have been able to read and write some very good stuff in only a few chapters.
i think the japanese lessons are very good and i enjoying learning japanese your methods are very good for teaching people
because japanese is a difficult language to learn so i thank you for creating this great way to teach people . Sean Mcglynn
If you answered yes to any of the above, then this might be the most important letter to you.
Because today, I will share with you some shortcuts to Japanese success. Shortcuts that make learning Japanese easy, perhaps easier than you ever thought possible.
Imagine traveling to Japan and chatting with the locals and easily being understood.
You walk up to a complete stranger without any fear to speak in Japanese, you just say what you want to say and your words are immediately acknowledged.
In 30 days or less you could be communicating in Japanese, ordering meals, reserving hotels, asking questions, getting your point across and understanding what they say to you.
You can even get away from the over priced tourist traps and explore markets, meet villagers and go where the locals go as you draw on your command of conversational and functional Japanese to interact with them.
That’s the best part of learning the Shortcuts to Japanese, you learn Japanese you can use right away on a variety of subjects to communicate in most situations.
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I’m a native Japanese, and have been living in Japan for nearly 30 years. Currently, I work as a Japanese translator and also teaching Japanese online, with other Japanese teachers.
I know what it’s like to learn a second language. Because, when I was four years old, I went to Australia, and I had to learn English from scratch.
From my own experience, I know that speaking another language can seem like an impossible task when you’re faced with a mountain of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.
I’ve experienced first hand… 
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