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Basic Japanese for Expats: A Practical Course in Business Japanese [Book 1]

Basic Japanese for Expats: A Practical Course in Business Japanese [Book 1]

まるごとビジネス日本語初級[Book 1]

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Author: Otemachi Language Group
Date Published: 2009/11/20
Audio: Available
Genre: Business
Level: Elementary

Basic Japanese for Expats is a three-volume course in beginning-level Japanese that is designed for English-speaking business people who have limited amounts of time for study. 

Using a syllabus focused on the functions of sentence patterns, this course helps learners efficiently acquire stronger communication skills through task-centered drills. Japanese text is mostly romanized, and grammar commentary is provided in English. The 30 lessons spanning three volumes cover many areas of beginning Japanese.


Materials in the series
Book 3:  Lessons 21-30


Contents of Book 1

Lesson 1:  Introducing and Greeting
Lesson 2:  Numbers
Lesson 3:  Time Expressions
Lesson 4:  Expressing Where You Will Go
Lesson 5:  Requesting
Lesson 6:  Asking/Giving Directions
Lesson 7:  Asking/Giving the Location of People or Things
Lesson 8:  Expressing What You Will Do
Lesson 9:  Expressing How Things Are/Were
Lesson 10:  Inviting/Recommending/Suggesting
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