Everyday Japanese in Ho Chi Minh City

Back to normal operation!!

Konnichiwa everyone!
We are very excited to announce that our centre is now open again, and all the online lessons are back to normal face-to-face lessons.
However, please keep yourself safe, wear masks and wash your hands!

About the picture-
This Sunday(7/5) is Mother’s Day in Japan and carnation is a typical flower for Mother’s Day.
When is Mother’s Day in your country? What do you do for your mother?Let us know in the comment!:)

Stay home, stay active!

Konnichiwa everyone!
We hope you’re doing well and keeping safe.

We know staying at home all day and all week is not very exciting and productive. You may even have already run out of your to-do list.
Well, don’t waste your time, it’s time to learn new language! We are here to support your new great journey of learning Japanese (language and culture)! Our online lesson is available now, please contact us for further information.

Looking forward to seeing you on the screen!
Stay safe!

To Every Rugby Fan (and all!) -what to do in Japan at this time of the year

Where to Go in Japan During the 2019 Rugby World Cup The Rugby World Cup takes place Sept. 20 through Nov. 2, in cities all over Japan. Here’s what to see and do between matches.

Konnichiwa :)

If you are going to travel to Japan soon.
Here a list of key expressions you can use!

Good luck 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

Today's expression: "おだいじに(してください)。"

I have been sick whole week(!) and my friends visited me to take care of me. When they left my place, they said "おだいじに。" to me.

"おだいじに(してください)。" means "Get well soon/take care". You use to someone who is already sick or injured. Obviously, often used at hospitals.

こんにちは, for the fan of Anime !!

In case you are going to travel to Japan soon !! :)

KONNICHIWA!
Welcome and thank you for viewing our page.
My name is Kagari, I am from Gifu, which is located in the central Japan, and now I live in Ho Chi Minh City.

I am a qualified Japanese teacher- I finished my Japanese teaching course in May, 2017.
I have also passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test, so I am not only well- trained, but also I understand how to teach Japanese.I have taught Japanese to high school students in Indonesia, college students in Vietnam and more different age groups in different countries.

I adore travelling and great food. I love teaching both of Japanese language and cultures and also, I am extremely interested in languages and different cultures.

I also have experience in LEARNING foreign languages, so I understand the needs and challenges of foreign language learners.
I am sure I can give you some advice which I acquired from my own experience!

Lesson 3: Learn Japanese for Beginner

What is Romaji :

Romaji is a way to write Japanese words using the Latin alphabet.

My advice : Don't use Romaji

Lesson 4 : Learn Japanese for Beginner

Learn some key phrases

Learning a few key phrases will allow you to begin practicing.
Then, you can enjoy some casual conversations with a Japanese speaker.