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Learn Japanese with WorldNomads Japanese Language Guide

JAPAN | Monday, 25 September 2006 | Views [36781] | Comments [9]

Join our World Nomad Scott in the mind-blowing surrounds of Tokyo as he takes a break and practises his Japanese with the assistance of Yoshiko, a friendly bar manager.

Have you ever been stuck in a country wanting to be polite, but not even knowing the word for 'please'? Or been frustrated when you couldn't ask for the most basic directions to where you're going?

The WorldNomads.com Japanese Language Guide gives you enough phrases to keep you travelling safely and get more from your holiday.

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Japanese language guides to download

If you just want the basics, try these on for size:

Audio guide for any mp3 player or computer - FREE!

Contains: 18 min language lesson
Suitable for: download to any iPod/mp3 player or play directly within this browser
Details: MP3 file, Size: 17MB
Written Script: Download PDF of script here

Application for iPhone & iPod Touch - FREE!

Contains: 18 min language lesson, 50+ audio phrases
Suitable for: an iPhone or iPod touch
Details: Application file, Size: 10.4 MB, link goes to iTunes App Store

Further online Japanese Language Resources

JapanesePod101
Katakana Lessons
Online Japanese Lesson Resources for Students
Download Japanese Fonts
Learn Japanese Kanji
Japanese Grammar
Online Japanese Dictionary
Asahi Shimbun Newspaper
Japanese Radio

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Comments

1

Wow thats is very useful!
Can you tell me how to say "world" in japanese with our alphabet?

James Jul 13, 2007 4:30 AM

2

dear sir,
I mahabaleesh, i am doing m.tech machine desine course in bangalore,i want to instrest to learn japanese languge because i will do the work in japan in my life after complition of m.tech course so please suggest to me how to learn japanese language and also could explain producerr.i hope you will suggest to me ..
Thanking you
In all sincerety,
mahaballesh

mahaballesh Sep 3, 2007 7:51 PM

3

Im look for a japanese mp3 translation which has been hard to find. For those who dont understand. I want to download a mp3 like this:
(person:) Konchiwa
(translater)Hello
or something like that...
And free.

Cookie Feb 5, 2008 6:38 AM

4

In Japanese, world is "sekai."
I have the world's best wife,
"Sekai de ichiban ii wife desu!"

Jimichan Mar 4, 2008 7:41 AM

5

How are the first three words (hajimas, ray, yoy in kata (Kempo) mean? I am not sure of the correct spelling.

Gail Mar 20, 2008 10:38 AM

6

Dear sir,i would like to learn more japanese language in tis short time...where can i learn tis?

Angel Jul 13, 2008 8:00 PM

7

hello this is the first once I join with you in this site I am maroc I want to say at time that I will be in the store because I hope to knowledge some information wich pure about every trouble here I suggest some solition already here is some It
and thank you very much

sadik mohamed Jul 16, 2008 10:11 AM