learning japanese

[shdwkillr]

yes, I've already revised chap 1-13 and able to deal with で and に grammar. So in this way still have to start off fresh?

 

[dimitri_can]

I'll post u some questions later, if u can do, maybe u stand a chance

 

[shdwkillr]

I'll post u some questions later, if u can do, maybe u stand a chance

thanks so much!! may I know how will you send me the questions? thanks.

 

[dimitri_can]

via pm....

 

[shdwkillr]

hi dimitri, please see your PM. I could not able to download.

 

[dimitri_can]

sent to ur email...

 

[dimitri_can]

Marked and resend to u.

 

[dimitri_can]

Dear all,

My friend's company is looking for helpdesk agents who can speak and at least have a JLPT N1/N2/N3.

This is a good chance to know more Keigo/learn more Business Japanese.

If you are interested in the position to find out, kindly pm me.

 

[avsquare]

Looks like quite a lot is interested in dimitri_can's lessons eh...

I'm also taking his lessons

Anyways for those who are interested, you'll be finding a good deal. It's different from a typical large class, this is a small group lesson outside a classroom environment. Of course there will be going through of textbook and homework, but what I liked is there is more emphasis placed on teaching, explaining the grammar in greater depth and a lots of conversational practices where I think many typical schools lack and of course, our daily lives lack. If you have any questions, you can ask him anytime and he's sure to help, instead of piling up your questions and wait for the next lesson to ask.

In fact I'm actually seeing many students from the usual Japanese schools left and came for dimitri_can's lessons and citing the same reasons.. Don't really want to compare but I guess that meant something

If interested, PM him and give it a try

 

[Kage82]

Baito Keigo

Something interesting to share
Manual keigo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[sladerwin]

Dear Hwzers

I've received some feedback on advertising over here, though indirect, please try to keep to the minimun for the better learning experience of others

Thanks.

 

[dimitri_can]

For those who wish to know more about Japanese Etiquette and Mannerism organized by JCS.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-9rNxQeX6T9aG9UdzMtTElLY2c/edit

 

[mediawaz]

I'm a beginner.. Can anyone recommend me a good textbook to study for JLPT N5? Thanks!

 

[dimitri_can]

Do you know Hiragana & Katakana?

The Genki or the Japanese for Busy People series is good for self learners.

 

[sweet_vanilla]

Btw, results are out online.
Finally passed N1!

 

[vienne]

Btw, results are out online.
Finally passed N1!

Congrats!!

 

[dimitri_can]

Congratulations to all who passed JLPT.
For those who didn't make it, don't feel sad. It's just another opportunity for you to do better. (^_^)

 

[Reny078]

Congratulations to all who passed JLPT.
For those who didn't make it, don't feel sad. It's just another opportunity for you to do better. (^_^)

I wonder if there is great adjustment to the scores?

I scored A for all 3 sections (Voca, Grammar and Reading) but individual scores arent that great.

 

[dimitri_can]

Looking at my students results. The moderation seems to be quite high...

 

[XasakuraX]

LOL. i passed N4. sibei tyco. hahaha