Japanese for Daily Life in Japan｜Beginner Practical Course

About Course

Course Description

Japanese for Daily Life in Japan is a practical beginner course for people who want to use Japanese in real situations in Japan.

In this course, you will learn useful Japanese for everyday life, including greetings, self-introduction, numbers, shopping, restaurants, transportation, hospitals, city hall, housing, garbage rules, work, and school.

Each unit focuses on a common daily-life situation. You will learn important vocabulary, useful phrases, simple conversations, and basic questions that you can use immediately in Japan.

Course Structure: First 10 Units

Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Expressions
Unit 2: Self-Introduction and Personal Information
Unit 3: Numbers, Time, and Dates
Unit 4: Shopping and Convenience Stores
Unit 5: Restaurants and Cafes
Unit 6: Trains, Stations, and Directions
Unit 7: Hospital and Pharmacy
Unit 8: City Hall, Address, and Documents
Unit 9: Housing, Apartment, and Garbage Rules
Unit 10: Basic Conversations at Work and School

Each unit includes practical lessons, real-life examples, review practice, and a unit quiz.

What will I learn?
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand and use basic Japanese greetings and daily expressions.
Introduce yourself and give simple personal information.
Use numbers, time, dates, and prices in daily life.
Shop at convenience stores, supermarkets, and stores in Japan.
Order food and drinks at restaurants and cafes.
Use trains, stations, and basic directions.
Explain simple symptoms at hospitals and pharmacies.
Handle basic city hall, address, and document-related situations.
Understand basic housing and garbage disposal expressions.
Use simple Japanese at work, school, and in daily communication.

Course Content

Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Expressions
1. Lesson Goal In this lesson, you will learn how to greet someone for the first time in Japanese.

Unit 2: Self-Introduction and Personal Information
Goal Students learn how to introduce themselves and give basic personal information. Lessons

Unit 3: Numbers, Time, and Dates
Students learn numbers, prices, time, days of the week, and dates needed in daily life.

Unit 4: Shopping and Convenience Stores
Students learn how to shop at convenience stores, supermarkets, and shops in Japan.

Unit 5: Restaurants and Cafes
Students learn how to enter a restaurant, order food, ask simple questions, and pay.

Unit 6: Trains, Stations, and Directions
Students learn how to use trains, ask for directions, and understand simple station expressions.

Unit 7: Hospitals, Clinics, and Pharmacies
Students learn how to explain symptoms, visit a clinic, complete reception procedures, and get medicine at a pharmacy.

Unit 8: City Hall, Address, and Basic Procedures
Students learn how to handle basic procedures at city hall, say addresses, fill out forms, and request certificates.

Unit 9: Housing, Home, and Garbage Rules
Students learn Japanese for housing, room facilities, home problems, landlords, management companies, and garbage rules.

Unit 10: Workplace and School Basic Conversations
Students learn basic Japanese for work and school: greetings, questions, attendance, permission, requests, reports, and confirmation.

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Expressions 1. Lesson Goal In this lesson, you will learn how to greet someone for the first time in Japanese.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 1 Review Quiz

Unit 2: Self-Introduction and Personal Information Goal Students learn how to introduce themselves and give basic personal information. Lessons

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 2 Quiz

Unit 3: Numbers, Time, and Dates Students learn numbers, prices, time, days of the week, and dates needed in daily life.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 3 Quiz

Unit 4: Shopping and Convenience Stores Students learn how to shop at convenience stores, supermarkets, and shops in Japan.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 4 Quiz

Unit 5: Restaurants and Cafes Students learn how to enter a restaurant, order food, ask simple questions, and pay.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 5 Quiz

Unit 6: Trains, Stations, and Directions Students learn how to use trains, ask for directions, and understand simple station expressions.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 6 Quiz

Unit 7: Hospitals, Clinics, and Pharmacies Students learn how to explain symptoms, visit a clinic, complete reception procedures, and get medicine at a pharmacy.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 7 Quiz

Unit 8: City Hall, Address, and Basic Procedures Students learn how to handle basic procedures at city hall, say addresses, fill out forms, and request certificates.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 8 Quiz

Unit 9: Housing, Home, and Garbage Rules Students learn Japanese for housing, room facilities, home problems, landlords, management companies, and garbage rules.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 9 Quiz

Unit 10: Workplace and School Basic Conversations Students learn basic Japanese for work and school: greetings, questions, attendance, permission, requests, reports, and confirmation.

Lesson 6: Review Practice

Unit 10 Quiz

Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Expressions
1. Lesson Goal In this lesson, you will learn how to greet someone for the first time in Japanese.

Unit 2: Self-Introduction and Personal Information
Goal Students learn how to introduce themselves and give basic personal information. Lessons

Unit 3: Numbers, Time, and Dates
Students learn numbers, prices, time, days of the week, and dates needed in daily life.

Unit 4: Shopping and Convenience Stores
Students learn how to shop at convenience stores, supermarkets, and shops in Japan.

Unit 5: Restaurants and Cafes
Students learn how to enter a restaurant, order food, ask simple questions, and pay.

Unit 6: Trains, Stations, and Directions
Students learn how to use trains, ask for directions, and understand simple station expressions.

Unit 7: Hospitals, Clinics, and Pharmacies
Students learn how to explain symptoms, visit a clinic, complete reception procedures, and get medicine at a pharmacy.

Unit 8: City Hall, Address, and Basic Procedures
Students learn how to handle basic procedures at city hall, say addresses, fill out forms, and request certificates.

Unit 9: Housing, Home, and Garbage Rules
Students learn Japanese for housing, room facilities, home problems, landlords, management companies, and garbage rules.

Unit 10: Workplace and School Basic Conversations
Students learn basic Japanese for work and school: greetings, questions, attendance, permission, requests, reports, and confirmation.