Our course is perfect for expats in Japan seeking to make daily life easier. You’ll learn essential, practical Japanese phrases that enable you to engage in basic conversations on various topics like vacations, family, food, and working environment. We prioritize speaking skills in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This results in making your learning experience enjoyable and efficient.
TLSを選ぶ理由
- We have experienced teachers that understand the struggles expats face when learning Japanese.
- Customized lesson materials, practical and in-depth lessons each time, and optional tours and meet up events will accelerate your speaking skills in order to enjoy your life in Tokyo even more!
クラス形式
- Small Group Size. Maximum 6 students.
- 2 x 60 minute classes a week.
- 8 lesson course, 8 levels, Absolute Beginner to Advanced.
- Focus on natural daily conversation + grammar structure for broader application.
- Class Size: Max. 6 students
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10:30 - 11:30 AM
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4:30 - 5:30 PM
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6:30 - 7:30 PM - In-Person, on Tuesday & Thursday
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WeWork KDX Toranomon 11F, Minato, Tokyo - From 1 month | 2x a week
Course Takeaway & Highlights
- Introduce yourself and your family members
- Be able to do tasks like:
- Book a restaurant reservation
- Make a hair appointment
- Speak with your doctor
- Ask for recommendations in restaurants and shops
- Give directions in a taxi cab
- Ask if a certain product is sold in the supermarket
- Speak properly in meetings
- Chat with a friend about basic topics (such as the weather or your last vacation)
Selective cultural experiences
- Walk & Learn (Learn Japanese While Exploring Japan!)
- Meet Up Events (Language Exchanges, Professional Networking, etc.)
Family learning
- It’s proven that that your children learn a new language much faster when there is someone there to help at home as well as at school.
- Available at the same hour with family discount!
価格
3,500円
Per Lesson
Sign up for 8 or more lessons and receive a free “walk and learn” session!
Your teacher will accompany you to a practical location (like a supermarket or restaurant) and practice using Japanese in real life with you. For example, you could place an order in a tempura restaurant while explaining that you dislike mushrooms. So, you ask to replace the mushrooms with something else!
