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£30
One Trial Lesson to join one of our ongoing classes – Japanese / Korean / Chinese.
Note:
- We will email you to confirm which class we will place you in for the trial lesson, if we haven’t already communicated about it.
- Booking a trial lesson doesn’t guarantee a spot in your preferred course. If that course is fully booked, we may need to reschedule your trial to another course. For more certainty, we recommend booking the full course if you’re not flexible with other options.
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£30 Original price was: £30.£15Current price is: £15.
One Trial Lesson for 1.5 or 2 hrs to join one of our ongoing classes. Each trial lesson is priced at £30, if you book it on the day of request, you can enjoy a half price offer right here!
Notes:
- Please wait for our email to confirm the class for your trial lesson, if we haven’t already communicated with you about it.
- Booking a trial lesson doesn’t guarantee a spot in your preferred course. If that course is fully booked, we may need to reschedule your trial to another course. For more certainty, we recommend booking the full course if you’re not flexible with other options.
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£280 – £313Price range: £280 through £313
Your first step to speak Japanese
This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Greeting /Introductions
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)
Lesson 4 – Time
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Shopping (kono/ano/sono)
Lesson 7 – Basic adjectives
Lesson 8 – Basic verbs
Lesson 9 – Verb conjugations
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentations
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Sale!
£280 – £313Price range: £280 through £313
Your first step to speak Japanese
This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Greeting /Introductions
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)
Lesson 4 – Time
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Shopping (kono/ano/sono)
Lesson 7 – Basic adjectives
Lesson 8 – Basic verbs
Lesson 9 – Verb conjugations
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentations
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Sale!
£280 – £313Price range: £280 through £313
Your first step to speak Japanese
This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Greeting /Introductions
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)
Lesson 4 – Time
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Shopping (kono/ano/sono)
Lesson 7 – Basic adjectives
Lesson 8 – Basic verbs
Lesson 9 – Verb conjugations
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentations
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Sale!
£280 – £313Price range: £280 through £313
Your first step to speak Japanese
This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Greeting /Introductions
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)
Lesson 4 – Time
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Shopping (kono/ano/sono)
Lesson 7 – Basic adjectives
Lesson 8 – Basic verbs
Lesson 9 – Verb conjugations
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentations
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Sale!
£280 – £313Price range: £280 through £313
Your first step to speak Japanese
This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Greeting /Introductions
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)
Lesson 4 – Time
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Shopping (kono/ano/sono)
Lesson 7 – Basic adjectives
Lesson 8 – Basic verbs
Lesson 9 – Verb conjugations
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentations
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£25 – £29Price range: £25 through £29
The “Japanese for Busy People” book series is authored by The Association for Japanese Language Teaching (AJALT), an educational institution dedicated to addressing the practical language needs of individuals worldwide seeking effective communication in Japanese. AJALT earned accreditation from the Japanese Ministry of Education in 1977.
In our school, these coursebooks are utilized for our Japanese Beginner 1-4 Courses. Please note that we are not official distributors of these books in the UK. Consequently, these books are exclusively available for purchase to students enrolled in our courses at Dear Asia. We will have the book ready for you on your first day of lessons with us. If you are participating in online lessons and require these books to be delivered within the UK, postage fees will be added to the cost. If this applies to your situation, kindly get in touch with us for further details.
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£300
Our Japanese Beginner 2 Course is designed for students with Hiragana foundation and roughly 100 vocabularies already. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana reading and writing, we will introduce 46 Katakana too. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about daily activities and schedules, going to restaurants, visiting local Japanese places etc. Our key grammar points covered include: how to use adjectives for description, describing things and impressions, and asking about places.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next Japanese course – Beginner 3.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Going places
Lesson 3 – Ordering food & drinks
Lesson 4 – Habitual Action
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Adjective 1 (as modifiers)
Lesson 7 – Adjective 2 (conjugation)
Lesson 8 – There is/are…
Lesson 9 – Describing positions
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
Our Japanese Beginner 2 Course is designed for students with Hiragana foundation and roughly 100 vocabularies already. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana reading and writing, we will introduce 46 Katakana too. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about daily activities and schedules, going to restaurants, visiting local Japanese places etc. Our key grammar points covered include: how to use adjectives for description, describing things and impressions, and asking about places.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next Japanese course – Beginner 3.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Going places
Lesson 3 – Ordering food & drinks
Lesson 4 – Habitual Action
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Adjective 1 (as modifiers)
Lesson 7 – Adjective 2 (conjugation)
Lesson 8 – There is/are…
Lesson 9 – Describing positions
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
Our Japanese Beginner 2 Course is designed for students with Hiragana foundation and roughly 100 vocabularies already. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana reading and writing, we will introduce 46 Katakana too. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about daily activities and schedules, going to restaurants, visiting local Japanese places etc. Our key grammar points covered include: how to use adjectives for description, describing things and impressions, and asking about places.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next Japanese course – Beginner 3.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Going places
Lesson 3 – Ordering food & drinks
Lesson 4 – Habitual Action
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Adjective 1 (as modifiers)
Lesson 7 – Adjective 2 (conjugation)
Lesson 8 – There is/are…
Lesson 9 – Describing positions
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Asking for directions
Lesson 3 – Giving and receiving
Lesson 4 – Preferences
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Dictionary verb form
Lesson 7 – Suggestions
Lesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)
Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Asking for directions
Lesson 3 – Giving and receiving
Lesson 4 – Preferences
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Dictionary verb form
Lesson 7 – Suggestions
Lesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)
Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Making a request
Lesson 3 – Direction & Transportation
Lesson 4 – Asking Permission
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Forbidding actions
Lesson 7 – Explaining Actions
Lesson 8 – Present continue 1
Lesson 9 – Present continue 2
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Making a request
Lesson 3 – Direction & Transportation
Lesson 4 – Asking Permission
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Forbidding actions
Lesson 7 – Explaining Actions
Lesson 8 – Present continue 1
Lesson 9 – Present continue 2
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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£300
The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.
If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.
Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practise
Lesson 2 – Making a request
Lesson 3 – Direction & Transportation
Lesson 4 – Asking Permission
Lesson 5 – Mid course review
Lesson 6 – Forbidding actions
Lesson 7 – Explaining Actions
Lesson 8 – Present continue 1
Lesson 9 – Present continue 2
Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation
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