All About Learning Japanese

[Yunasan]

CarolW\" post_id=\"1934824\" time=\"1568184464\" user_id=\"165772:

Hello! Does anyone have tried to enroll in a Japanese Language Learning school? Will they conduct assessment to check on which level you will be suited in learning Nihonggo?

Hi CarolW,

It doesnt work that way. I have enrolled into other language school. Based on my experience, the school will not conduct any assessment to access which level. You may want to register your kid from the begainner. When your kid reach a certain level the sensei will ask if any of the students is interested in taking part in JLPT exam or you can check with the school or the sensei.

You can go to udemy.com to watch the lesson online (JLPT5) not sure if you are able to use skillfuture credit. Back then when i signed up there was no skillfuture credit. All courses are in USD.

You may drop me a personal message. I try to provide as much info as much as possible.

[Joanne25]

Has anyone here tried to enroll at Tomo Japanese? My brother is planning to learn Nihongo because he will be assigned to Hokkaido next year. He just wanted to learn the basics so that it would not be a problem for him to communicate. Any feedback about this center?

[enna]

I send my kid for a basic Japanese class through Glyph. At first, I was just letting my girl try out since its very affordable. Good teacher too. Now she enjoys going to the classes a lot. Though I will probably need to find another class with higher grades in time since the centre does not have advanced classes yet.

[Cherishnews]

Hello

Any recommendation on activities or classes to expose my 3 years old kid to Japanese?

[Zeal mummy]

Cherishnews\" post_id=\"2068303\" time=\"1653278012\" user_id=\"198198:

Hello
Any recommendation on activities or classes to expose my 3 years old kid to Japanese?

There are some Kindergartens that take in Japanese kids, these kids have lessons in Japanese. Some may have it as a language enrichment. You may also let him play Duolingo on your handphone.

[Liew Nga Wing]

Cherishnews\" post_id=\"2068303\" time=\"1653278012\" user_id=\"198198:

Hello
Any recommendation on activities or classes to expose my 3 years old kid to Japanese?

You may let your kid to watch some anime manga series like doraemon in original language.

[Cherishnews]

Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2068403\" time=\"1653347303\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2068403 time=1653347303 user_id=195250]
You may let your kid to watch some anime manga series like doraemon in original language.[/quote]

Thank you for the suggestion! I tried anpanman in Japanese language. But he’s not that interested 🙈 maybe will try Doraemon

[Cherishnews]

Zeal mummy\" post_id=\"2068399\" time=\"1653324887\" user_id=\"58173:[quote=\"Zeal mummy\" post_id=2068399 time=1653324887 user_id=58173]
There are some Kindergartens that take in Japanese kids, these kids have lessons in Japanese. Some may have it as a language enrichment. You may also let him play Duolingo on your handphone.[/quote]

Yah I googled that there are Japanese kindergartens in Singapore offering English and Japanese. But my kid is not a Japanese 🙈 I will look into duolingo app! Thank you for the suggestion

[ChiefKiasu]

Cherishnews\" post_id=\"2068425\" time=\"1653350808\" user_id=\"198198:

Yah I googled that there are Japanese kindergartens in Singapore offering English and Japanese. But my kid is not a Japanese 🙈 I will look into duolingo app! Thank you for the suggestion

The question is not whether your kid is Japanese. The question is more of - do you or your spouse speak Japanese? If yes, just converse with him naturally in that language all the time and he will get it eventually. If not, there's no point in pushing Japanese unless he gets really interested in some comics like Doraemon.

[Zeal mummy]

Cherishnews\" post_id=\"2068425\" time=\"1653350808\" user_id=\"198198:

Yah I googled that there are Japanese kindergartens in Singapore offering English and Japanese. But my kid is not a Japanese 🙈 I will look into duolingo app! Thank you for the suggestion

Oh, they don’t have to be Japanese Kindergaten. There are regular kindergartens that have small classes for Japanese kids. And they also provide Japanese as an enrichment.

Do allow your kid to use the app with adult supervision and limit the amount of time base on his age. And yes, Xiao ding dang is useful for kids learning Japanese as well.