How To Speak Japanese
For Beginners
Discover why traditional ways of learning Japanese don’t work - and how you can quickly become a confident and fluent Japanese speaker. Learn the methods used at the British and Commonwealth Office and the UK’s top language universities to help my students go from beginner to native level as quickly as possible.
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What you’ll learn:
- Why most textbooks and apps don’t lead to Japanese fluency
- How to learn Japanese quickly and effectively
- How to practice speaking for smooth and natural conversations
- How to learn vocabulary so it sticks
- How to improve pronunciation and sound like a native
- How to choose the best study materials to support your learning style
Your Speaker
Mineko Arai has taught Japanese at some of the UK’s top universities, as well as working as a language learning consultant for the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office, the British Museum, and elite companies like Deloitte and Sony.
She has almost 20 years’ experience as a Japanese language teacher, and is regarded as one of the foremost experts on Japanese language acquisition.
Mineko is the creator of the Arai Method, which helps Japanese learners speak naturally and fluently as quickly as possible. She is also the Managing Director of Arai Academy of Japanese Studies.
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Matt
★★★★★
Before, I couldn’t find a textbook or a course that suited my learning style. It was annoying that I had to waste lots of money on books and classes that didn’t help my studies.
But I have become confident enough to speak with Japanese natives living in my local area.
Now, I feel much more confident when communicating in Japanese.
‘We'll help you master speaking Japanese - even if you've struggled many times before!
Speak confidently by taking small steps with meaningful practice.’
