Let’s Learn Japanese Online !
There are tons of free Japanese learning content on the internet. The problem is, it’s not enough to follow just one site to learn Japanese.
Here, we will summarize these resources, and provide a place for your questions about Japanese.
Author has been living in Japan for more than 5 years. With this experience, we will guide you to understand Japanese easily.
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Example of Learning Objectives
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Study in Japan
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Work in Japan
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Make Japanese friends
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Get deeper into a Hobby
A Big Picture of How to Learn Japanese
Estimated Time: 1 week ~
Get to know letters, pronunciation, and writing rules.
Estimated Time: 6 months ~
Learn basic grammar and vocabulary. Expected to be able to “read” and “hear” basic Japanese content.
Estimated Time: along with step2
For those who need to, learn basic Japanese “writing” and “speaking” by imitating example sentences.
Estimated Time: N/A
For those who need to, take a test to measure Japanese language ability. Popular tests are “JLPT” or “JFT”.
Estimated Time: 6 months ~ (for each level)
Follow the JLPT or JFT curriculum to study for the “Lower Intermediate”, “Upper Intermediate”, “Lower Advanced”, “Upper Advanced” levels.
Use this Site to Understand Japanese
1. Summaries of Japanese Learning Content
We will summarize the content of Japanese learning content based on JLPT/JFT exam levels. Helping you to learn the language in an organized and systematic way.
- Beginner Level
- Basic Level (JLPT N5, JFT A1)
- Lower Intermediate Level (JLPT N4, JFT A2)
- Upper Intermediate Level (JLPT N3, JFT B1)
- Lower Advanced Level (JLPT N2, JFT B2)
- Upper Advanced Level (JLPT N1, JFT C1-C2)
2. AI Chat Bot Help
Enhances the learning experience by providing immediate answers and interactive exercises. Leads to faster and more effective language acquisition. Sample question:
- What is the difference between Hiragana and Katakana?
- Write down 3 example sentences that use “ni arimasu”.
- How to say “I’m in the classroom right now” in Japanese?
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About Author
Hello, I am Kunihashi Arianto. I’ve been involved with Japanese for more than 5 years, mainly because I am a fan of Japan’s advanced technology. And now I’m pursuing a career in the field of technology in Tokyo.
On this site, I would like to share what I have learned to help you learn Japanese. I will summarize the content of learning Japanese systematically, and answer to your questions.
I am very happy to help you all master Japanese. Because in my experience, Japanese has opened my mind about a wide range of things. It has also given me many opportunities and possibilities for my future, so I want you to have this valuable experience too!
– Master Your Japanese, Make The Future Ease –
Japanese Learning FAQ
- Can we learn Japanese for free?
- Yes, There are numerous online resources available that provide free lessons, practice exercises, and language exchange opportunities. Here, we will summarize these resources so that we can use it effectively.
- Can I learn Japanese on my own?
- Yes, you can learn Japanese by yourself through various resources on the internet.
However, having a teacher can provide you a structured explanation and guidance that can accelerate your learning. Don’t hesitate to look for Japanese language seniors who can help answer your questions.
- How can I practice speaking Japanese without going to Japan?
- You can practice speaking Japanese by joining a Japanese learning community, taking online classes, or practicing with AI applications.
- How long does it take to become fluent in Japanese?
- The required time to become fluent in Japanese can vary widely depending on your learning environment and effort. On average, it might take 2-5 years of dedicated study and practice to become fluent.
- What are some tips for learning Japanese quickly?
- Find structured study materials, immerse yourself in hobbies that use Japanese, use Japanese in your daily life, and find Seniors who can help answer your questions.