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Japanese Language A1/N5 Level Program

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Academic Consortium

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Japanese Language

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November 17th, 2025

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Japanese Language A1/N5 Level Program

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A1-N5 Study Guide

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Module 1: Introduction to Japanese Language & Writing System
Topic Summary: Introduction to Japanese Language & Writing System This topic introduces learners to the fundamental aspects of the Japanese language, including its sound system, basic pronunciation, and sentence structure. It also provides an overview of the three writing systems—Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji—explaining their uses, characteristics, and importance in everyday communication. By the end of this topic, learners will gain foundational knowledge needed to begin reading, writing, and recognizing basic Japanese characters.

Understanding the Japanese Writing System

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Japanese Writng System Task Sheets
Japanese Writing System
Hiragana Writing

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Hirigana Task Sheets
Hiragana Oral Practice Task
Hiragana Practice Quiz
Katana Writing

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Katakana Writing Practice
Katakana Orall Practice Task
Basic Kanjie (Not Available)

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Basic Kanji Task Sheets (Not Available)
Basic Kanji (Not Available)

Module 2: Basic Grammar and Sentence Patterns I (Not Available)

Module 3: Numbers, Time, and Daily Expressions (Not Available)

Module 4: Verbs and Adjectives (Not Avaible)

Module 5: Everyday Situations (Not Available)

Module 6: Reading, Listening & Kanji Introduction (Not Availble)

Module 7: Review & Final Assessment (Not Available)

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5 Total Enrolled
150 hours Duration
November 17, 2025 Last Updated
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