Basic Japanese Classes
Brooklyn
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5 classes with availability
Japanese Beginner: Level 101
Aozora Community See all classes by this school @ 535 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Start learning Japanese with an introduction to greetings, sentence structure, and essential vocabulary. Practice everyday expressions while building familiarity with hiragana and katakana, along with using cultural context to support real communication.
Nov 12th
6:30–8pm ET
Meets 8 Times
Japanese Beginner: Level 102
Aozora Community See all classes by this school @ 535 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Push your Japanese skills further by deepening your grasp of grammar, sentence structure, and essential vocabulary. The course focuses on practical language use for daily interactions, with practice in reading and writing hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji to lift your communication.
Nov 10th
6:30–8pm ET
Meets 8 Times
Japanese Beginner: Level 104
Aozora Community See all classes by this school @ 535 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Build on your solid foundation of Japanese by sharpening your conversational skills and expressing yourself more naturally. The class covers essential topics like letter writing, describing people, and expressing opinions, while continuing to expand your kanji knowledge and grasp of casual speech.
Nov 12th
6:30–8pm ET
Meets 8 Times
Japanese Beginner: Level 105
Aozora Community See all classes by this school @ 535 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Push your Japanese skills further by exploring cultural topics like Kabuki and traditional folk tales while strengthening your grammar. The course grows fluency through diary writing, comparisons, and the natural use of short forms, with continued kanji study to lift reading confidence.
Nov 12th
6:30–8pm ET
Meets 8 Times
Japanese Beginner: Level 103
Aozora Community See all classes by this school @ 535 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Build stronger Japanese conversation skills through real-life topics such as festivals, food, and travel. Practice key grammar points including adjectives and the te-form, while reinforcing kanji and natural speaking patterns for more fluent communication.
Nov 18th
6:30–8pm ET
Meets 8 Times