Japanese

Why learn Japanese?

Learning a new language is a fascinating journey: full of excitement, enthralling experiences, occasional challenges, and unexpected encounters. The numerous benefits of acquiring a new language are undeniable. Of all the foreign languages in demand, what is so special about Japanese?

Here are some compelling reasons to learn it:

• Open enormous opportunities
• Connect with many people
• Explore Culture and Rich history
• Gateway to other Asian cultures
• Access to Japanese cultural exports and cutting-edge technology

Why SIFIL?

Are you planning to learn Japanese? If the answer is ‘yes’, SIFIL will be the right option for you to take a Japanese language course. SIFIL, a premier Japanese language Institute, offers various levels of the Japanese language. After completing these levels, you can also appear for the international examination: Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) which is conducted by the Japan Foundation.

SIFIL conducts one of the best Japanese language classes in Pune. Learning Japanese at SIFIL from a team of highly experienced and skilled teachers armed with the right language teaching methodology & materials will certainly be an enjoyable and fruitful journey. So, book your seat to be a part of this exciting journey!

Japanese Courses at SIFIL

N5 (No. of Hours – 180 hrs)

• Can read; write Hiragana & Katakana script and more than 100 kanjis.
• Can construct / use simple sentences or everyday expressions.
• Can state time
• Can introduce self and state daily routine likes & dislikes hobbies, desire, and comparison when dealing with various situations in daily life (e.g. In a supermarket, at the restaurant, at the railway station, post office etc.)

N4 (No. of Hours – 180 hrs)

• Students can read, write about 500 kanjis, can describe experiences, schedule, events, hopes, intention
• Can understand the general content when engage in small talk and free conversations with people around a person.
• Can briefly write about his/her future plans and wishes and write small entries in one’s personal diary (e.g. summer vacation travel, work I want to do).
• Can use honorific language.

N3 (No. of Hours – 180 hrs)

• Can read, write about 800 kanjis.
• Can understandJ TV news, weather forecast, train announcements at the railway station.
• Can read the newspaper
• Can state their opinion about something.