Zoom Japanese Lesson(N5-1: Step In /Beginner3)

Hi guys! Welcome to the Beginner 3 course!
This course will be a lot of fun!
If you’re not sure about your current Japanese level or which course is right for you, you can check your level here!

Test
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Answer
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What you will learn:

• Using Superlatives: Learn how to compare three or more things and say which is the most or the best.
• Expressing Wants and Desires: Practice saying what you want and what you want to do.
• Describing Purpose at a Destination: Learn how to say what you’re going to do when you go somewhere.
• Understanding Verb Groups & て-Form: Learn how to identify verb groups and conjugate them into the て-form.
• Making Polite Requests: Learn how to ask someone to do something in a polite but direct way.
• Talking About Current and Habitual Actions: Practice saying what you’re doing now, what you usually do, and describe your job or role.
• Offering Help and Asking Permission: Learn how to offer help, ask for permission, and tell someone what they’re not allowed to do.
• Describing Sequences and Frequency: Learn how to connect actions in order and talk about how often you do things.
• Describe what you do after fully completing another action:Learn how to express that one thing must be finished before the next begins.
• Talking About Rules and Expectations:Learn how to say when something must be done, and when it’s okay not to do something.
• Using the ない Form:Learn how to make negative sentences and use them in different grammar patterns like requests, suggestions, and rules.
• Building Kanji Knowledge: Learn 5 new kanji in each lesson to build your reading and writing skills.
• …and much more!
  
  What You’ll Be Able to Do After This Course:
• Talk About Your Wants and Goals – Say what you want and what you want to do in various situations.
• Describe the Purpose of an Action – Talk about what you’re going to do at a destination, like shopping, meeting someone, or studying.
• Ask Someone to Do Something – Politely ask others to do things using natural, everyday expressions.
• Describe What You’re Doing Now and What You Usually Do – Talk about your current actions, daily habits, and routines.
• Talk About Jobs and Roles – Describe your occupation or what someone does regularly.
• Offer Help and Ask for Permission – Say what you can do for someone, and ask if something is okay or not allowed.
• Talk About Sequences and Frequency – Say what you do first, what comes next, and how often you do something.
• Describe Actions That Happen After Something Else – Talk about what you do after finishing something.
• Describe People, Places, and Things – Use adjectives and nouns to describe features, traits, or characteristics.
• Tell Someone Not to Do Something or Say What Must Be Done – Use natural sentence patterns to give instructions or talk about rules and exceptions.
• Read and Write Basic Kanji – Learn and practice around 40 essential N5-level kanji for everyday use.
• and so much more!!
  
  What’s Included in This Course
• 120-Minute Live Interactive Group Zoom Classes (Held Once a Week for 8 Weeks) – This is my favorite part! I love meeting you and supporting you in our live classes. Let’s study together and have fun with your classmates! The class size is limited to a maximum of 8 students to ensure that everyone has ample opportunities not only to engage in conversations with classmates but also to answer questions directly from me. (✨ Small groups = more interaction, more speaking practice, and better learning! ✨)
• Spots fill up quickly, so sign up now to secure your place! 🚀
• Zoom Recordings – All live classes will be recorded, so whether you miss a session or want to review, you’ll have access to replays and can download them for lifetime access.
• Weekly Q&A Sessions – If you have questions about the lesson or homework, you can book a 15-minute session once a week to get the clarity you need.
• Personalized Feedback/Weekly Homework – Each week, you’ll receive interactive and engaging homework assignments. I’ll provide personalized feedback to keep you on track and ensure steady progress.
• Saki’s Original E-Book – After each lesson, you’ll receive an e-book with audio, allowing you to review the grammar points covered that day.
• Saki’s Original Vocabulary Book – Before each lesson, you’ll receive a vocabulary book to help you practice and expand your Japanese vocabulary.
• Saki’s Original Kanji Worksheets – Practice writing and recognizing kanji with original worksheets designed to match what you learn in class.
• Access to a Private Discord Group – Join a private community just for students, where you can connect with classmates and practice together outside of class.
• Quizlet Access – Gain access to Saki’s Quizlet, where you can practice vocabulary and improve your pronunciation.

Refund Policy for Missed Lessons

📌 Important Note on Refunds and Class Placement

Please note that no refunds or credits will be issued for missed group lessons. However, all students will have access to the class recording and any accompanying materials for review.

Before enrolling, please carefully review the class schedule and complete the level check. Refunds will not be provided if, after registering, you discover a scheduling conflict or realize that the course level is not appropriate for you. To ensure a smooth experience for everyone, we kindly ask for your understanding as we must strictly enforce this policy.

If you’ve taken the level check test above and you’re still not sure whether this course is right for you, feel free to email me before registering—I’d be happy to help you figure it out.

sakijapaneselesson@gmail.com

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!