Japanese Language Course in Dhaka
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
🌟 Course Overview & Benefits
- Step-by-step preparation for JLPT N5 to N3
- Master over 650 Kanji with sentence-based practice
- Learn Hiragana, Katakana, and Grammar structures
- Conversation, listening, and reading comprehension
- Interactive exercises, mock exams, and cultural tips
N3 Level Course
Students will be able to read and understand written materials with specific content concerning everyday topics. They will also be able to grasp summary information such as newspaper headlines. Students are expected to know approximately 650 kanji.
N4 Level Course
Students will be able to read and understand short passages on familiar daily topics, written in basic vocabulary and kanji. Students are expected to know about 300 kanji.
N5 Level Course
Students will be able to read and understand simple sentences and expressions written in hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji. Students are expected to know around 100 kanji.
Japanese Language Book N5
Textbook + Workbook (+Audio
This book is designed in a trilingual format (English–Bangla–Japanese), where every Japanese word, sentence, and grammar explanation comes with Bangla meaning and Bangla pronunciation (with Romaji). It is a complete guide for JLPT N5 preparation, perfect for beginners. The book includes Hiragana, Katakana, and essential Kanji, along with over 150 important vocabulary words and useful phrases.
📌 Book Features:
✅ English and Bangla meaning for every word
✅ Romaji and Bangla pronunciation for all Japanese content
✅ Introduction to Hiragana, Katakana, and basic Kanji
✅ MP3 audio pronunciation files
✅ Online digital exercises (Quiz, Listening, Matching)
✅ JLPT N5 exam-style practice and structure
📘 Japanese n5 – n4 – n3
🎧 Interactive Book with Audio, Exercises & Exam
Click below to check the Demo / Sample
🚀 View Demo NowBeginner N5 Course Outline
Topics & Vocabulary
- Introduce yourself with greetings in Japanese
- Exchanging business cards
- Asking about services in stores
- Shopping & describing where things are
- Transportation
- Time and numbers – telling & asking the time
- Everyday objects
- Places – shops, buildings
- Daily life – routines, free time
- Job & home life
- Existence of people and things
- Ordinal numbers
- Invitations & talking about plans
- Making a request
- Holidays, hotels & restaurants
- Exchanging, town & countryside
Cultural Content
- Three writing systems (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji)
- How to bow
- Japanese currency
- Shops in Japan
- Transportation systems
- Excursions to Japanese spas (温泉 Onsen)