Learn Japanese for Work

Scripts first: hiragana, then katakana for names and tools. Then working with Japanese clients, with as much keigo as it takes.

Scripts first: hiragana, then katakana for names and tools. Then working with Japanese clients, with as much keigo as it takes.

What differs most from Indonesian: Three scripts. Hiragana first, then katakana and kanji.

Every unit ends with a task, every level with an Uji, and the words you learn come back in Review. Speaking Practice to train saying them.