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Yoshida se encuentra en la zona estudiantil de Waseda y lleva 31 años dedicándose a la enseñanza del japonés.
En Yoshida estudian personas con todo tipo de objetivos: algunos quieren acceder a estudios superiores, otros al mundo de los negocios, y otros buscan conocer con más profundidad la cultura japonesa.
Tenemos estudiantes de más de 30 países diferentes. Puedes empezar los estudios en enero, abril, julio y octubre.






  1. Clases reducidas: gracias a los grupos de entre 10 y 18 personas, conseguimos resultados de lo más efectivos. Los profesores tienen experiencia y un trato excepcional con los alumnos.
  2. Las clases son de lunes a viernes, con cursos de mañana o tarde de tres meses de duración.
  3. Ofrecemos tres niveles iniciales, tres intermedios y dos superiores, además de otros cursos, como el de escritura.
  4. Preparamos una variedad de proyectos y actividades con tal de que nuestros estudiantes estén en contacto con la cultura y el estilo de vida de Japón.
    Cada año organizamos excursiones, competiciones, viajes, concursos de oratoria y muchos más eventos. Hazte amigo de los estudiantes de todo el mundo que participan en estas actividades. ¡Ven y disfruta de tu vida en Japón!
  5. La página web de la escuela, yosida.com, está disponible para aquellos interesados en el japonés o que están pensando en estudiar en Japón. En la página puedes practicar HIRAGANA, KATAKANA o el orden de trazos de los KANJI.

  6. Para obtener información más detallada, visita la página web o contacta con nosotros por correo electrónico.


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La scuola è adatta a coloro che puntano ad un educazione di livello superiore in Giappone, o a chiunque voglia conoscere la lingua e la cultura giapponese, sia per interesse personale che per lavoro.





  1. L’istituto Yoshida insegna a studenti di tutto il mondo da più di 31 anni.
  2. I corsi cominciano a gennaio, aprile, luglio e ottobre, ma è consigliato di cominciare a preparare i documenti 3 mesi prima a coloro che necessitano un visto studentesco.
  3. Internazionalità: Studenti da oltre 30 diversi paesi frequentano la scuola, famosa per la sua internazionalità.
  4. Sistema dei piccoli gruppi: Le classi sono divise in gruppi di 10~18 persone per apprendere la lingua in maniera efficace, guidati da professori aperti al dialogo.
  5. Le lezioni si tengono dal lunedí al venerdí e sono divise in classi mattutine e pomeridiane.
  6. I corsi sono divisi in tre livelli per principianti, tre livelli intermedi e due livelli avanzati.
  7. Prima di cominciare a frequentare la scuola, si consiglia di partecipare al nostro orientamento per ricevere tutte le informazioni necessarie per vivere in Giappone. Finito l’orientamento verrà valutato il vostro livello di giapponese e scelta la classe piú adatta a voi attraverso un esame scritto e uno orale.
  8. Prepariamo vari progetti affinchè i nostri studenti possano immergersi nella cultura e nello stile di vita giapponese. Ogni anno organizziamo gite, competizioni, feste e molto altro. Gli studenti, partecipando a queste attività, riescono a stringere amicizia con persone che provengono da ogni parte del mondo. Venite anche voi a divertirvi in Giappone!
  9. Tutti gli studenti sono iscritti all’assicurazione per studenti internazionali. Inoltre, mentre si risiede in Giappone, ci si deve iscrivere all’Assicurazione Sanitaria Nazionale, al costo di circa 10 euro al mese.
  10. Coloro interessati allo studio della lingua giapponese possono incominciare visitando il sito https://yosida.com, in cui è possibile imparare HIRAGANA, KATAKANA e i KANJI utili per l’esame JLPT.

Per ulteriori informazioni è possibile visitare il sito web o contattarci tramite email.


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LEARNING JAPANESE

At first, learning Japanese may seem like a daunting task, for the grammar is completely different from European languages and the writing system ornate – two alphabets mixed with a ideographic character system adapted from Chinese. But if you just relax and start with the basics, you’ll find that learning the language is not as difficult as it sounds.

Kana

あLetters in the Japanese alphabet are referred to as kana, specifically HIRAGANA and KATAKANA. While the alphabet is larger than the Roman alphabet, it is a phonetic alphabet where each alphabetic combination represents just a single sound. Thus any Japanese word can be written in a way that can be read without having to remember “hmmmm, how is this pronounced?!?”. To some this may sound obvious, but consider the sound of ough in the English words through, though, thought, tough, plough, thorough, and hiccough. Although they share the same ough sequence, no two words in this list are pronounced the same way!! Japanese kana are much simpler, the way something is written is the way it sounds. Learn how to read and write the kana on our HIRAGANA and KATAKANA pages.

It is strongly recommended that you familiarize yourself with hiragana and katakana before the first lesson.

 

FREE DOWNLOAD (PDF)
HIRAGANA STROKE ORDER-あ-ん 624KB Stroke-1
HIRAGANA STROKE ORDER-が-ぽ 523KB Stroke-2
HIRAGANA STROKE ORDER-きゃ-ぴょ 633KB Stroke-3
HIRAGANA WRITING PRACTICE 1437KB Practice
KATAKANA STROKE ORDER-ア-ン 603KB Stroke-4
KATAKANA STROKE ORDER-ガ-ポ 525KB Stroke-5
KATAKANA STROKE ORDER-キャ-ピョ 525KB Stroke-6
KATAKANA WRITING PRACTICE 1295KB Practice

Once you’ve learned these characters, you’re ready to start reading Japanese!



Learning Kanji for the JLPT

5922The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test administered twice a year from 2009. The test is a standard national test used to measure Japanese language ability.
Like many other countries in Asia, the Chinese writing system heavily influenced the development of the Japanese writing system. Chinese characters, or KANJI in Japanese, are still used heavily today. Children in Japan learn the KANJI from elementary school and by the time they reach junior high school they can read and write over 1,000 characters. Students of Japanese learn KANJI in a similar way, starting with simple characters used frequently and gradually learning all the characters used in daily life. Learn how to read and write the KANJI on our KANJI pages.


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INTRODUCTION

The Yoshida Institute of Japanese Language offers a wide variety of classes for students seeking to learn Japanese. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an advanced student, we can help you! Come learn Japanese in the exciting city of Tokyo! Full-time, daily intensive classes For students seeking to study Japanese intensively in order to enter a Japanese university, college, vocational school or just to study rigorously, we offer full-time, daily intensive classes. Classes are held five days a week in the morning or in the afternoon. Each class runs for a little over three hours and during that time students work on improving speaking, reading, writing and listening skills. Beginning students focus on basic grammar and speaking skills while students in advanced courses learn to understand TV and radio programs and read Japanese literature. Three-months terms start at the beginnings of January, April, July and October.



 

Long-term study (2 or more terms)

We make every effort to provide our students with what they need most for their study, along with any assistance they may need to live in Japan. Some students want to learn Japanese to study further at a university or technical college, while other students study primarily for business purposes. We tailor our programs to fit these needs so that every student will be able to use Japanese successfully in the future.

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Short-term study (1 term)

This course is for those who can’t study in Japan for a long time. When studying for just one term, citizens of many countries can easily obtain tourist visas for travel to Japan. The application deadline for students wishing to study for just a single term (3 months) is one month before the start of classes. Note: this is also the deadline if you are already in Japan with working visa or spousal visa.

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ぬIf you just relax and start with the basics, you’ll find that learning the language is not as difficult as it sounds. Learn how to read and write the kana on our HIRAGANA and KATAKANA pages. It is strongly recommended that you familiarize yourself with hiragana and katakana before the first lesson. Learn how to read and write the KANJI on our KANJI pages.


FREE DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Ⅰ HIRAGANA STROKE ORDER 432KB Stroke
Ⅱ HIRAGANA WRITING PRACTICE 1437KB Practice
Ⅲ KATAKANA STROKE ORDER 405KB Stroke
Ⅳ KATAKANA WRITING PRACTICE 1295KB Practice

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Learning Japanese

Learn how to read and write the kana on our HIRAGANA and KATAKANA pages. Please check out our website: Learning Japanese.

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CSN is the national authority that handle the Swedish financial aid for students.

We also warmly welcome Working Holiday program participants in Japan!

it is possible to study at this institute while visiting Japan on a 3-month temporary visa.

Students studying for longer periods usually obtain a student visa.

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