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Study Japanese as a Foreign Language

School: UBC Continuing Studies
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Japanese
Course Format: Classroom
This introductory course is designed for those who have had no previous exposure to Japanese language learning. The focus will be placed on phonetic practice and on creating basic sentences. The communicative approach and authentic materials used in this program will enable students to conduct simple, useful conversations and prepare for Japanese Beginner I.
 

School: Centre for Continuing Education, Concordia University
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JAPANESE FOR TRAVEL
Course Format: Classroom
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the Japanese language. In this course, students will develop basic language skills in oral comprehension and expression. The course will focus on vocabulary, pronunciation, formulaic patterns, and basic sentence structures that will allow students to communicate at a basic survival level for travel/business purposes.
 

Japanese
Course Format: Classroom
This part-time non-credit course is designed to meet the needs of adult learners seeking language training for professional, social and academic purposes. Students are placed into different levels in accordance with their placement test results.
 

School: Canada College
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Japaneses in Montreal
Course Format: Classroom

 

School: Thompson Rivers University
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Japanese
Course Format: Online
This course is a comprehensive introduction to the Japanese language, providing basic oral,and written communication skills through an emphasis on vacabulary, grammar, and culture. The three Japanese writing systems are also introduced (hiragana and katakana for production; some kanji for recognition only).
 

School: Columbia College
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Japanese
Course Format: Classroom
At the end of the course you will have culturally appropriate communication skills in both spoken and written Japanese; understand the basic structure of the Japanese language, and have basic understanding of Japanese culture.
 

School: George Brown College
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Japanese
Course Format: Classroom
Learn about Japanese cultural attitudes and non-verbal communications as you begin to speak the language. Videos and games help you make good progress in listening and speaking.
 

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