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Learn the most fast-paced spoken language of the world in Henry HarvinⓇ. Japanese language course in Henry HarvinⓇ aims to develop the interpersonal skills of the candidates. The course is designed to gain an excellent knowledge of the Japanese language at 5 different levels. The training program is divided into 5 levels.
Elementary level- N5: This is the basic level of the Japanese language test. This level will help you to know the basics of Japanese i.e sentence structure, typical expressions written in hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji as well as spoken conversation.
Pre-Intermediate level- N4: This level is the second level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. This level consists of grammar and vocabulary.
Intermediate Level- N3: This level is the bridging level. It teaches linguistic skills expressed in terms of language activities like reading and writing.
Pre-Advanced level-N2: This level is divided into three sections i.e reading comprehension, language knowledge, and listening comprehension.
Advanced level-N1: This level seems to be difficult. It consists of reading kanji, books, magazines, and newspapers in Japanese. This level will give you complete knowledge of the Japanese language
N5: 160 Hours
N4: 160 Hours
N3: 160 Hours
N2: 160 Hours
N1: 80 Hours
Preview
Module 1: Introduction
In this module, learn Japanese Language, reading and writing grounds of Japanese and special accents
Module 2: Hiragana Syllabary
Learn the basic script understanding and learn methods to learn and usage, word formation, and reading
Module 3: Katakana Syllabary
Learn about second Script of Japanese Language
Module 4: Greetings/Expressions
Learn about special greetings used in Japanese Language
Module 5: Beginners Terminologies
小学語彙
Module 6: Verbs
同士
Module 7: Counter Suffixes
Learn the usage of special Unit suffixes words
Module 8: Introduction to Particles
上司
Module 9: Introduction to Adverbs
副詞
Module 10: Introduction to Adjectives
形容詞
Module 11: Introduction to Kanjis
漢字紹介
Module 12: Conversation Ethics
Learn special expressions and conversation put up as per Japanese Culture
Module 13: Introduction to N5 Advance
Learn about JLPT N5 Preparation, revision of Kanjis learnt in basic and JLPT N5 first 20 Kanjis
Module 14: Verbs
Enhance your knowledge by usage of Verbs
Module 15: Phrases
Learn Can Do, And / And Etc Phrase, Toka/Toka Phrase
Module 16: Conversation Cont
Asking Questions using expressions/Replying Questions and Using Adjectives in Conversation
Module 17: Special Adjectives
Learn using Correct form of Adjectives while conversing
Module 18: Telling Time
Learn using Japanese style of telling time, Sentence Practice using verbs/Adjectives and Adverbs, Reading Skills Progress
Module 19: Verbs Cont..
Learn plain Forms of the verbs and phrases using Plain forms cont..
Module 20: Kanjis Cont..
Learn 20 More kanjis Including Adjectives, Practice Kanjis in Sentences, Dictation of Kanjis for better Practice
Module 21: Adverbs Cont..
Understand adverbs sensitivity
Module 22: Adjectives Cont..
形容詞, Usage of Correct Adjectives in Kaiwa
Module 23: Verbs Forms Cont..
Continuous / State denoting forms and usage in Phrases
Module 24: Listening Practice Cont..
Preparation of Listening Section for JLPT N5
Module 25: JLPT Paper Practice
Understand JLPT Paper attempt
Preview
Module 1:
Module 2:
- かのうけ
- みえる
- みられる
- きける
- きこえる
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
-読み練習
Module 3:
- ながら
- なにか、なにが
- どこか、どこが
- だれか、だれが
- それに、それで
- つまり
- でも、しかし、けど、が
- し、し
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 4:
- ている
てある
しまう
てしまいした
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
-読み練習
Module 5:
- 自動詞 Intransitive verbs
- 他動詞 Transitive Verbs
- Specific Terminology
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 6:
-他動詞てある
- 自動詞ている
- まだ、あまり、だんだん、どんどん
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 7:
- Revision with Practice sheets
- Cooking/ conversation drill; terminology used
- 書きおよび読み練習
-読み練習
Module 8:
- Volitional form
- Volitional form とおもう
- のつもりです
- 辞書形つもりです
- のよていです
- 辞書形よていです
- 語彙
- 書き順及び読み練習
-総読
Module 9:
-ほうがいいです
- でしょう
- かもしりません
- かもしれない
- もしかしたら
- Quantifierで
- 語彙
-漢字音読み付き言葉
-普通な読解書き練習及び説明
-駅、ホテル、空港での会話
Module 10:
- という意味です
- といっていました
- とつたえてください
- ていただきませんか
- ていただけませんか
-語彙及び使い方
- 漢字で日本式名前
- 読解翻訳および説明
Module 11:
- とおりに
たあとで
自所形まえに
ておきます
ままにおいておいてください
- ことわざ
- 練習
Module 12:
- い形容詞接続
な形容詞接続
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
Module 13:
- ようです
らしいです
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 14:
-ようにする
ようになる
- 語彙
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 15:
-受身形
- 練習
- 読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 16:
-Nによって
から作られる
で作られる
-語彙
-読み方及び接続
- 読み練習
Module 17:
-祭り、行事用語
-書きおよび読み練習
- 読み練習
Module 18:
- のは
のが
のを
-語彙
-書き順及び読み練習
-総読
Module 19:
-練習
-語彙
-漢字音読み付き言葉
-普通な読解書き練習及び説明
-注文、面接
Module 20:
-で
せいで
おかげで
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 21:
-やる
もらう
くれる
さしあげる
くださる
いただく
Vてみます
かどうか
-用語
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 22:
- Nのために
- V辞書形ために
- のに
- も
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 23:
-辞書形そうです
いきそうです
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 24:
-rootverbやすいです
rootverbにくいです
たべすぎる
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
- 読解翻訳および説明
Module 25:
-Pl form場合
のに
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 26:
-ところです
辞書形ところです
ているところです
たばかりです
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 27:
-練習
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
- 読解翻訳および説明
Module 28:
-使役系
味がする
においがする
Nのようです
-語彙及び使い方
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Module 29:
-になる
-にする
おはいりください
-書き順及び読み練習
-読解翻訳および説明
Preview
Module 1:
Grammar, vocabulary, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 1, 説読
Module 2:
Grammar, vocabulary, kanji- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 2, 漢字
Module 3:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 2 contd.., 漢字, 読解
Module 4:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 3, 練習, 読解
Module 5:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Revision, 練習, 読解
Module 6:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 3 contd.., 10漢字, 読解
Module 7:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation-Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 4, writing Kanji, 読解
Module 8:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 4 contd.., 漢字, 読解
Module 9:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 5, Combination Words, Essay writing, General Conversation
Module 10:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 5 contd.., 漢字, 読解
Module 11:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 6, 漢字, 読解
Module 12:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 6 contd.., 漢字, 読解
Module 13:
Grammar, vocabulary, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter ７, 説読
Module 14:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji - Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 7 contd, 漢字
Module 15:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Revision, 漢字, 読解
Module 16:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 8, 練習, 読解
Module 17:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 8 contd.., 練習, 読解
Module 18:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 9, 10漢字, 読解
Module 19:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 9 contd.., writing Kanji, 読解
Module 20:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 10, 漢字, 読解
Module 21:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Writing skills, Communication drill- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 10 contd.., Minna no nihongo chapter 10 contd.., Combination Words, Essay writing, General Conversation
Module 22:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 11, 漢字, 読解
Module 23:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Minna no nihongo chapter 12, 漢字, 読解
Module 24:
Grammar, vocabulary, Kanji, Reading and translation- Patterns, Full Revision, 漢字, 読解
Preview
Module 1: 文字 語彙
- Phrases
- Phrases contd
- Reading and translation comprehension
- Vocabulary discussion of comprehension
- 100 kanjis
Module 2: 文法 読解
- Patterns
- Noun Clauses
- Correct usage of Clauses
- Usage of compound words
Module 3: 日本文化
-Events in Japan
- Vocabulary of customs
- Speed Reading
- Reading discussion
- Editorial Writing
- Japanese work culture 労働環境
- Art and customs 伝統芸
Preview
Module 1:
- Vocabulary
-Combination words- 100 kanjis
Module 2:
-Vocabulary
Module 3:
-Japan Work Culture
Consult with our counselors to check your eligibility and the right batch, and then Register for the Japanese Language Course
Attend Training for the Japanese Language, and achieve the certification.
Gather experience with real-world assignments and practical projects to upgrade your existing Korean Language skills. Deliver these mini-projects to be eligible for Henry Harvin® Japanese Language Certification
Post-successful completion of the Program, earn Henry Harvin® Japanese Language Certification. Post it on social media, get it framed, and increase your value in the industry
The japanese course teaches professionals about the basics and advanced Japanese. It is a 37-letter long word composed of 18 syllables. The term is read as ‘toragahitowokamoutosurutokinounarigoe’. This word defines - the growl a tiger makes when it is about to bite someone.
Kanji is hard to learn when compared with kana since it is more complex and the number of characters in this set is more numerous than hiragana and katakana. However this doesn’t mean it’s hard to read. Also kanji are very efficient in communication.
Frisian languages have the greatest percentage of lexical similarity with English. They are spoken in the Netherlands and Germany. The vocabulary of Frisian and English is 60% similar, they aren’t mutually intelligible.
Ryukyuan and Ainu are the languages closely related to Japanese along with Korean. Less related are other Atlantic languages which are Turkic, Tungusic, Mongolic.
The Japanese language is known as Nihongo (日本語 ). Chinese documents record the existence of Japanese words as early as the 3rd century and texts clearly appear during the 8th century.
Yes, this course is designed to assist you in preparing for the JLPT exam for the level of your choice. For example, if you are preparing for the elementary level JLPT N5 exam, you can choose the N5 level Japanese language course and so on.
The LMS or the Learning Management System helps you to access the recorded video sessions of the training in addition to the various tools and techniques available. This will help you to revise and practice the topics plus attend any session that you missed.
Yes, you can opt to become a freelance translator after doing this course. Japanese translators are in high demand and involve decent payment.
A game Localizer in japan needs to have at least passed JLPT N2 level. For this, you can choose the N2 level in the Henry Harvin Japanese language course and prepare for the JLPT exam.
The casual Japanese Kanji contribute to the language used in Anime and Manga. It is slightly different from the formal Japanese language that is taught on a professional level. But this course will help you understand anime and manga.
The pre-intermediate level (N4) is the second level of the course. This level involves the basics of grammar and vocabulary. The intermediate level (N3) is the bridging level involving linguistic skills like reading, writing, and other language activities.
The employment opportunities get enhanced by learning another language. There are jobs such as translator, interpreter, and trainer in Japanese. Get hired in MNCs dealing with Japanese-speaking populations, like Amazon, Google, JP Morgan, etc. You can get hired in the external affairs office of the Indian government or the Japanese embassy in India.
The duration of every level, N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1, is 80 hours each. But the level of difficulty is different across all the levels. N5 is the elementary level, N4 is the pre-intermediate level, N3 is the Intermediate level, N2 is the pre-advanced level, and N1 is the advanced level.
The organisation uses the most celebrated industry experts with more than 11 years of experience in the field. They have been invited for 120 and more keynote classes for the Japanese language, each having delivered over 155+ lectures, and are now working for Henry Harvin Education.
The Online Learning Management system (LMS) can be used for accessing the Japanese language course materials anytime and anywhere. The provided credentials can be used to log in using the Moodle app on your smartphone or laptop.
The Japanese language course offered by Henry Harvin® is standardized for Japanese Language Education, making it possible for students to study Japanese easily and comfortably. Students learn four writing systems of the Japanese language: Kaji, Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji, along with five levels: N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1.
Yes! Japanese can be learned and spoken at home. As a result, financial matters and governmental affairs are not discussed among Japanese. However, reading, writing, understanding, and speaking in daily conversations can be easily acquired. But taking an online Japanese language course is highly recommendable!
Nothing is impossible. You can enrol in Henry Harvin’s Japanese language course. With our program, you will learn as easily as possible. In this way, you can become fluent in a short amount of time.
Of course, yes! You can avail yourself of many career opportunities like Embassies, Government Jobs, BPO Jobs, Translation, Sales, Interpretation, Travel, Tourism and more. Also, you can enrol in our Japanese language course to make the path easier!
Among East Asian languages, Japanese is most prevalent in India. A growing India-Japan relationship and Japanese companies expanding in India contribute to the high demand for Japanese language skills. As like that, the Japanese language Course is also still in higher order.
Kaji, Hiragana, and Katakana are 3 sets of characters. Hiragana is a phonic set unique to the Japanese language. Katakana is another set of phonics but with words that are borrowed from other languages. On the other hand, Kanji is a set of characters that have been adapted from Chinese. Romaji has a Latin script that is adapted for Japanese speaking and understanding.
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is conducted for 180 marks at all 5 learning levels. For N1 to N3 levels, the exam is divided into 3 sections namely Listening, Reading, and Vocabulary with Grammar. For levels N4 and N5, there are only 2 sections of listening while Vocabulary with Grammar and reading are clubbed together.
Yes, all Japanese language courses are held in 2 way online interactive mode only.
Yes, the duration of N1 to N5 levels is the same. Though the module will keep changing with each level a new learning set is introduced. The duration of each learning level is 80 hours.
You can book a demo session with us and attend a live session. You can see for yourself and believe the experience and get started with the Japanese language course.
ANS: Henry Harvin’s Japanese language course in Mahabalipuram, Chennai ranges from INR 19,500 to INR 34,500. This depends on the level of proficiency desired by the learner.
ANS: No, You need not clear the N2 Exam before taking the N1 exam in Japanese. This is because there is a dire need to upgrade the Japanese language skills with each level from N5 to N1, and many candidates find it very hard to reach the Advanced level and quit in between.
ANS: You can learn Japanese in 3 months, but can only know the primary language skills. If you want to attain a level of proficiency, Henry Harvin provides training for various proficiency levels through strategic and systematic learning through the Japanese language course in Chennai.
ANS: If you want to learn Japanese and master the language effectively, then you have come to the right place. Henry Harvin is one of the best Institutes that provide a Japanese language course in T.Nagar, Chennai. This course is scientifically designed to aid each learner in mastering the Japanese language easily.
ANS: Yes, Henry Harvin’s Japanese language course is available in Anna Nagar, Chennai. Once you get enrolled in the course, you can choose the batch and start learning.
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Japanese helps broaden your understanding of the moral principles, ethical standards, and aesthetics that Japan shares with other Asian countries.
Learning Japanese expands job opportunities in the Indian labour market. There are greater career chances for Indian people who can speak Japanese because Japanese corporations including Honda, Yamaha, Sony, and Toyota have production plants in India.
Kanji is one of the most crucial components of learning Japanese because it is used in almost everything. When using a textbook, a beginner will spend a lot of time looking for kanji and terminology.
Hiragana, katakana, and kanji are the three languages. Hiragana and katakana are simple to learn and easy to use if you plan to visit Japan or want to master the fundamentals of the language. Kanji is a bit more difficult.
The JLPT score has the advantage of never expiring. Tests are administered once a year on the first Sunday in December. You can only administer a test for one level each year. JLPT is accessible to everyone with no age limitations. Occasionally, some businesses might assess employees' proficiency.
Yes, it is possible to study in Japan without knowing Japanese, although it is quite challenging. It is advised to become conversant with basic Japanese.
It depends on the institution and the course. Some organizations provide cost-effective or free online Japanese lessons.
It depends on how advanced the Japanese course is and how much time you invest. Basic Japanese language instruction lasts for around six months.
The Japanese Language Proficiency Test is known as JLPT. The certificate, which is accepted worldwide, attests to your proficiency in Japanese.
The JLPT is divided into five levels: N1, N2, N3, N4, and N5. Each focuses on various speaking, writing, and listening steps of the Japanese language learning process.
The EJU test results are required for admission to 61% of public universities and 98% of Japan's national institutions. On the other hand, they are necessary at 52% of private universities in Japan.
Our suggestion is to start learning Japanese after the age of 13 or 14.
No. It is not mandatory.
No. JLPT N5 is the first test to be studied, followed by JLPT N4 in that order. It cannot be studied at the same time.
You can memorize the Japanese language's vocabulary by:
Memory hints
Japanese Flashcards
Spaced time repetition method
The following fees apply to Japanese visas: 3,000 Yen for a single-entry visa. 6,000 Yen for a visa with two or more entries.
Basic Expressions
Hi. Yes. はい。
Iie. No. いいえ。
Oh, noes Shimasu. Please. おねがいします。
Arigatō. I'm grateful. ありがとう。and so on.
The Hiragana alphabet is the most fundamental of the three because it serves as the basis for the written Japanese language. When learning a new language, it is the first set of characteristics that youngsters and beginners learn.
Korean isn't tonal, in discrepancy with other East Asian languages. This indicates that anyhow of your accentuation, the word's meaning remains unchanged. Therefore, Korean is simpler than Japanese.
Twice a year, in December and July. The test may only be administered outside of Japan in certain cities in July or December.
The tests will be held on Sundays, July 2 and December 3, 2023.
The test is administered by Japan Educational Exchanges and Services in Japan. The Japan Foundation administers it with indigenous host institutions. Together with the Japan- Taiwan Exchange Association, the JLPT is co-hosted in Taiwan.
No. test questions vary based on difficulty. To test the examinees' proficiency in Japanese as accurately as feasible, many questions are offered. When taking the test, please select a level that is appropriate.
Yes, a multiple-choice computer-scored answer distance is used for the JLPT. The questions contain four options, although certain" harkening" questions only have three.
Japan-related cultural knowledge is not particularly tested in any questions. Despite the fact that some questions may make reference to cultural elements, any question can be answered without regard to culture.
The features are :
Online tests for practice are objective questions from previous JLPT exams.
Free online practice exams can be completed using the most recent syllabus.
Take JLPT to practise exams based on actual exam formats.
Yes, the Japanese language is unique as every word ends with a vowel. So, it is a vowel-salient language. Each word is made up of sound syllables that finish in vowels, the "n"-ending sounds are the exception.
A Japanese language trainer's monthly salary in India ranges from 0.5 lakhs to 10.8 lakhs, . Based on 25 salaries from Japanese Language Trainers, estimated salaries have been calculated.
Since it is a government position, you must pass the UPSC exams in order to be considered. Being able to speak Japanese will put you ahead of the competition.
In any case, learning always benefits the person. The commitment and effort is only needed to learn Japanese. It is not a simple language to learn, and individuals must give it their time and attention.
Although each country has its own immigration regulations, learning Japanese will undoubtedly benefit you.
However, native speakers actually refer to it as "Nihongo" even if most people outside of Japan refer to it as "Japanese." The name "Japan" is the same whether it is called "Nihon" or "Nippon" in the regional tongue.
The Japanese language does not have tones. However, it does have a certain rhythm and cadence to its words and sentences, much like all other languages. Listening to real conversation is the approach to learning Japanese.
It relies on the industry a professional wants to enter. Level N3 or N4 might be adequate for a professional in India. However, some Japanese businesses require level N2, as the interaction and operation are in a completely Japanese environment. However, IT experts like programmers or at a similar level can get by with level N4.
With the application, the JLPT examination cost must be paid directly to the Japan Foundation. The price ranges from INR 500 to INR 800 based on the training level.
The IT industry is home to Japanese and Indian multinational corporations. Tokyo is home to about 6000 Indian workers, mostly employed in the IT industry. Other industries including infrastructure, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, are also expanding.
English OS makes it easy to read and write in Japanese script. You might need to use the Microsoft Windows installation CD to install the Japanese font. With software like NJ Star, it is possible to type in Japanese.
You will be able to read, write, and communicate in Japanese by the end of the course. (commensurate to the JLPT level you take). You could also receive a JLPT certification by passing the tests provided by the Japan Foundation for Levels N5 to N1.
The course attempts to teach Japanese at five levels: N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1, as well as competency in four different Japanese writing systems: Romaji, Katakana, Hiragana, and Kaji.
Yes, you receive 100% assistance with the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT, Nihongo Noryoku Shiken), as well as the five levels of tests (N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1) for an overall assessment of one's proficiency in the Japanese language.
The training includes two-way Live Online Interactive Sessions for 160 minutes each for all five modules.
The minimum requirement for learning Japanese is a 10+2, diploma with a 40% average.
Aside from the ones mentioned above, Henry Harvin also offers courses in Korean, German, and Spanish.
Yes, the course is available to work professionals as well, giving them an international competitive edge and upgrading their profile.
The course contains five levels, numbered N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1, in decreasing order. When you reach level N3, you will be a native speaker of Japanese.
Japanese and our mother tongue, Indian have many things in common, unlike English. We are still able to learn Japanese quickly as a result. Students from rural backgrounds too should take up this course with confidence.
Sure, they do. The experience suggests that hiring a native Japanese instructor when learning the language can be beneficial.
According to studies, learning Japanese requires more brain activity than other languages. Memory retention and mental clarity improve as a result. Being bilingual makes you smarter, more focused, and handles multiple tasks.
Japanese Language Course by Henry Harvin Education, Nec Japanese Language Academy (NJLA), NIHONKAI - Japanese Training Institute. These are some of the top Japanese learning institutions in India.
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