Japanese School in Cebu

[Ojiisan]

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before interesado kaayo ko to learn nihongo but the time nga naabot kog Japan paminaw nako useless ako gitun an for 4 months kay gapitok2 ra amu mga mata while ngmeeting. as in wa jud koy nasabtan. basic nga pinakabasic lang masabtan samot naay mga japan based na mga pinay didto, magsalig nalang sa ila translation., ang makatawa sila pa muadjust (hapon) para makasabot ka

Like any learning experience, there is always doubt in how efficiently you have learned. Although, I wouldn't say it was all that useless. There are levels in Nihongo and a difference in how we were taught compared to the casual conversation type of communication. Just try and learn what you can while still in Cebu yet don't expect that what you have learned is enough. Even the Japanese themselves have a hard time mastering their own language.

The best way to learn conversational Nihongo, is still of course, immersing ourselves with the Japanese and talking to them.

[swordfish]

Ah nindot pag naay friend mo speak daan ma retain dyud nimo.

pero nice if naay school from begginer to intermediate.

Daghan nasab Japanese firms dre murag advantagous if makig business na nila in their dialect? maybe worth it rasad.

[lumusislight]

Any experience with NALA Language School? They have a mini course with 3 modules. Is it good and what about the price? Or will it be better to hire a private tutor or a Japanese language teacher directly?


Similar topic discussed: istorya.net/forums/campus-talk-72/752326-nihongo-japanese-language-class-cebu-domyhomeworkonline-language-courses

[rikkirose]

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[Patel]

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[Junmatt_ph]

Nice ganahan ko balik tuon ani.

[ChristianMiller]

good post, very interestin

[Benjamingos]

Very good topic, thanks to the author.