Japanese for Daily Life in Japan

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Course Structure: First 10 Units


Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Expressions

Goal

Students learn the first Japanese expressions they need for daily communication.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Nice to meet you
  • Lesson 2: Daily greetings
  • Lesson 3: Thank you and sorry
  • Lesson 4: Yes / No / I understand
  • Lesson 5: Please say it again
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 1 Quiz: Greetings and Basic Expressions

Unit 2: Self-Introduction and Personal Information

Goal

Students learn how to introduce themselves and give basic personal information.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Saying your name
  • Lesson 2: Country and nationality
  • Lesson 3: Job and occupation
  • Lesson 4: Family and basic personal information
  • Lesson 5: Asking simple questions about others
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 2 Quiz: Self-Introduction and Personal Information

Unit 3: Numbers, Time, and Dates

Goal

Students learn numbers, prices, time, days of the week, and dates needed in daily life.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Numbers 1–100
  • Lesson 2: Money and prices
  • Lesson 3: Time and daily schedule
  • Lesson 4: Days of the week
  • Lesson 5: Dates, months, and appointments
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 3 Quiz: Numbers, Time, and Dates

Unit 4: Shopping and Convenience Stores

Goal

Students learn how to shop at convenience stores, supermarkets, and shops in Japan.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Buying something at a convenience store
  • Lesson 2: Asking the price
  • Lesson 3: Bags, receipts, and payment
  • Lesson 4: Looking for items in a store
  • Lesson 5: Supermarket words and simple questions
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 4 Quiz: Shopping and Convenience Stores

Unit 5: Restaurants and Cafes

Goal

Students learn how to enter a restaurant, order food, ask simple questions, and pay.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Entering a restaurant
  • Lesson 2: Ordering food and drinks
  • Lesson 3: Asking about the menu
  • Lesson 4: Requests at a restaurant
  • Lesson 5: Paying the bill
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 5 Quiz: Restaurants and Cafes

Unit 6: Trains, Stations, and Directions

Goal

Students learn how to use trains, ask for directions, and understand simple station expressions.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Going to the station
  • Lesson 2: Buying tickets and using IC cards
  • Lesson 3: Asking which train to take
  • Lesson 4: Transfers and platforms
  • Lesson 5: Asking for directions on the street
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 6 Quiz: Trains, Stations, and Directions

Unit 7: Hospital and Pharmacy

Goal

Students learn how to explain simple symptoms, visit a hospital, and use a pharmacy.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Saying you feel sick
  • Lesson 2: Body parts and common symptoms
  • Lesson 3: At the hospital reception
  • Lesson 4: Talking with a doctor
  • Lesson 5: At the pharmacy
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 7 Quiz: Hospital and Pharmacy

Unit 8: City Hall, Address, and Documents

Goal

Students learn how to handle basic procedures at city hall and talk about address and documents.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Going to city hall
  • Lesson 2: Saying your address and phone number
  • Lesson 3: Filling out forms
  • Lesson 4: Residence card and official documents
  • Lesson 5: Asking for help at the counter
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 8 Quiz: City Hall, Address, and Documents

Unit 9: Housing, Apartment, and Garbage Rules

Goal

Students learn Japanese needed for apartment life, housing problems, and garbage disposal.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Apartment words and basic housing expressions
  • Lesson 2: Talking about problems at home
  • Lesson 3: Asking for repairs
  • Lesson 4: Garbage types and sorting rules
  • Lesson 5: Garbage day and garbage station
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 9 Quiz: Housing, Apartment, and Garbage Rules

Unit 10: Basic Conversations at Work and School

Goal

Students learn simple Japanese for work, school, teachers, coworkers, and daily communication.

Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Greetings at work and school
  • Lesson 2: Talking to teachers, coworkers, and supervisors
  • Lesson 3: Asking simple questions
  • Lesson 4: Reporting absence, lateness, and leaving early
  • Lesson 5: Asking for help and confirming instructions
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice

Quiz

  • Unit 10 Quiz: Basic Conversations at Work and School

Overall Course Flow

Course

Japanese for Daily Life in Japan

Topic 1

Survival Japanese for Daily Life

Units

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

Standard Unit Format

Each unit follows this structure:

  • Lesson 1: Basic situation
  • Lesson 2: Important vocabulary and phrases
  • Lesson 3: Practical conversation
  • Lesson 4: Asking and answering questions
  • Lesson 5: Real-life problem solving
  • Lesson 6: Review Practice
  • Unit Quiz

Course

Japanese for Daily Life in Japan

Topic 1

Survival Japanese for Daily Life

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

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What Will You Learn?

  • Learn basic Japanese expressions for daily life in Japan
  • Introduce yourself and communicate with Japanese people
  • Use greetings, thank you, sorry, and polite expressions naturally
  • Ask questions and respond in simple Japanese conversations
  • Communicate at stores, restaurants, hospitals, and public places
  • Learn useful vocabulary and phrases for living in Japan
  • Improve speaking confidence through conversation practice
  • Understand basic Japanese manners and communication rules

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