[v1hypersg]

hello

does anyone have any recommendations of any good schools for teaching japanese in singapore ?

want to learn the language, read, write and speak

hopefully can be in the east side of singapore

regards

[Ghostie]

v1hypersg wrote:

hello

does anyone have any recommendations of any good schools for teaching japanese in singapore ?

want to learn the language, read, write and speak

hopefully can be in the east side of singapore

regards

Try out the community centres.. they offer cheap classes on Japanese...

[gabong]

http://www.bunkalang.com/index.htm

this is a nice place.
taught by jap ppl.

teaches more practical jap then more places... which concentrate on formal aspect of the language.

v1hypersg wrote:

hello

does anyone have any recommendations of any good schools for teaching japanese in singapore ?

want to learn the language, read, write and speak

hopefully can be in the east side of singapore

regards

[lycans]

v1hypersg wrote:

hello

does anyone have any recommendations of any good schools for teaching japanese in singapore ?

want to learn the language, read, write and speak

hopefully can be in the east side of singapore

regards

check out the community centre for this jap guy "taro imanaka". he was my jap language teacher last time, funny guy and he teaches in the east in the pasir ris area...

[v1hypersg]

lycans wrote:

check out the community centre for this jap guy "taro imanaka". he was my jap language teacher last time, funny guy and he teaches in the east in the pasir ris area...

which community centre did you learn japanese from this guy ?

is he japanese ?

how much were the charges and what kind of lessons does he teach ?

just basic or he covers all the way to advance japanese as well as well as prepare you for JLPT ?

[wsn]

how abt JCS? which one better compared to bunka?

[morohh]

if no $$ just learn online like me lolz.

go http://www.guidetojapanese.org/ for grammar and stuff
then kanji just search google can liao. of course you must memorise hiragana and katakana 1st la

for practical, try to read jap webbie, post in jap language can le. watch jap movie to hear them talk and lagi best if you got partner to practise with works for me.

[nitrodrops]

wsn wrote:

how abt JCS? which one better compared to bunka?

Bunka is good.

[ShougunX]

First japanese language teacher was a singaporean. Therefore my basic foundation very stable as singaporeans can explain better...wayyyyyyyy better than japanese teachers.

Then intermediate and advance follow up by the principle himself whom was a japanese but had migrated to singapore tens of yrs ago, married and start a family here.....therefore he can speak chinese (impressive) and hokkien (even more impressive). Therefore, i am lucky to have a native japanese that can explain damn well.

Anyway, that was at Hougang Japanese School. The Hougang branch was the first japanese school in singapore. Although the hougang branch looks dirty and ancient, do not let it deceive you. It is a rather good school and the teachers (according to my experience) are willing to go beyond the stipulated hours to teach and explain more if u request.

Btw, tat was almost 5 yrs ago.....JCS was not bad. Tried it this yr cos very near my workplace.

Had frens studying in bunka....i was not impressed with their so called 'patented' special learning method when i read thru the notes and heard the studying method adopted there. Found that the basic foundation would not be strong. But then that's my personal opinion. Never really tried myself so can't really judge.

[Wil]

I learn jap from Inoue Language school. Its located at Orchard Emerald, near somerset mrt, all teachers are native japanese. I dun agree that jap teacher speak bad english. Cos mine, Okubo sensei speaks very well. Check out their webbie: www.inoue.com.sg

Cheers,
Wil

[Clarity]

Wil wrote:

I learn jap from Inoue Language school. Its located at Orchard Emerald, near somerset mrt, all teachers are native japanese. I dun agree that jap teacher speak bad english. Cos mine, Okubo sensei speaks very well. Check out their webbie: www.inoue.com.sg

Cheers,
Wil

Well, Im currently attending class @ Inoue as well... My Sensei does not speak much English -.-" Furthermore, one thing I do not like abt lesson there is that the classes always starts late... But definitely ends on time O.O Haha...

[Valkyrie]

hi, how much do u pay for the course in inoue? need to know when the course starts as well, thanks.

[Wil]

Hmm, think they jus raised to price to $400 per course, but if you stick with them for a year, you get an all expense paid trip to Japan, provided you pass the JLPT exam for your level lah.

The schedule, you'll have to call them up, 6333 3314.


Life is a choice, it might not be a choice you like, but nonetheless IT IS A CHOICE,
Will

[Valkyrie]

sian, the inoue course started liao. I went to bunkalang yesterday. Not very impressed. In fact i think they are trying to teach english more than japanese. I think i go JCS instead.

[kingz]

So what are the teaching methods??? I also keen to learn jap, dunno which one is good.