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Japanese: Absolute Beginner Bootcamp.: Step by Step Coaching and Practice.
Japanese: Absolute Beginner Bootcamp.: Step by Step Coaching and Practice.
Japanese: Absolute Beginner Bootcamp.: Step by Step Coaching and Practice.
Audiobook3 hours

Japanese: Absolute Beginner Bootcamp.: Step by Step Coaching and Practice.

Written by David Michaels

Narrated by David Michaels. and Ryoko Yasuno

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About this audiobook

Step by Step Coaching: Absolute Beginner Japanese Grammar and Vocabulary.

Everything you need to go from absolutely nothing to actually speaking and understanding simple Japanese.

The Benefits of This Audiobook:

Step by Step Program: Be expertly guided through all of the Japanese grammar and vocabulary you will need to start speaking with confidence. Our clear and straight forward explanations are perfect even if you don’t like grammar.

Master Pronunciation: All of the Japanese is spoken by a native speaker. This will help you massively improve both your listening and pronunciation skills.

Practice: There is a practice and test section for everything you learn. The more you actually use the target language, the quicker you will become a confident Japanese speaker.

Remember: Throughout the audiobook there are summaries of everything you have learned so far. By continuously reviewing, you will actually be able to remember a lot easier and therefore progress a lot quicker.

This audiobook is perfect for absolute beginners, students preparing for the JLPT 4/5 tests or just people wanting to improve their beginner Japanese.

Ok, let’s get started.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherIsaac Perrotta Hays Audio
Release dateOct 29, 2017
ISBN9781662205811
Japanese: Absolute Beginner Bootcamp.: Step by Step Coaching and Practice.

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