Pages for learning Japanese about manga, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Video lesson from Erin's Challenge for mid-level learners, featuring dialogue about explaining injuries and illness with step-by-step instructions for making a paper crane.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing how to make makizushi sushi rolls with photo explanations and downloadable PDF scripts and grammar materials for intermediate learners.
Video lessons from Erin's Challenge that teach vocabulary through situational contexts like ordering food, shopping, and travel. Includes downloadable scripts and supplementary materials for intermediate learners.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge focusing on giving reasons and part-time job vocabulary, with practical instructions on furoshiki wrapping cloth techniques accompanied by photo explanations and downloadable PDF.
A video lesson from Erin's Challenge for intermediate Japanese learners covering permission requests in a fashion context, with downloadable transcripts and grammar explanations.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge series showing Japanese conversation in real-world contexts, with downloadable scripts and grammar materials for intermediate learners.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing how to ask for locations in a Japanese convenience store, with downloadable scripts, explanations, and manga materials for intermediate learners.
Video-based Japanese course with 24 lessons covering conversational grammar and vocabulary through themed scenarios, suited for intermediate learners seeking to develop practical speaking skills.
Video lessons with dramatic skits set in realistic Japanese contexts, covering grammar and conversation patterns for intermediate learners, with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
Video lesson and practice materials from Erin's Challenge about explaining problems, with cultural context on Japanese fire prevention traditions and downloadable PDF scripts and explanations for mid-level learners.
Erin's Challenge provides video lessons with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations for intermediate Japanese learners.
Video lesson and learning materials about first-meeting greetings and business card exchange in Japan for intermediate learners. Includes downloadable PDF scripts and explanations in multiple languages.
Video lesson 25 from Erin's Challenge teaches intermediate learners about conveying feelings and parting, with video content, grammar explanations, and cultural instruction on proper etiquette for receiving awards.
Interactive video lesson from Erin's Challenge for mid-level learners about asking for directions at a train station, with downloadable scripts, manga explanations, and photo guides for practicing real-world travel.
Erin's Challenge offers video lessons with grammar explanations, scripts, and manga for intermediate learners. Each of 25 lessons focuses on a specific grammar pattern presented in realistic situations.
An advanced conversation video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing a practical situation where characters ask about taxi prices. Downloadable scripts and materials support intermediate learners.
Video lesson for intermediate learners on ordering at fast-food restaurants and the proper etiquette for eating soba noodles, with downloadable PDF explanations and photos.
Lesson 12 of Erin's Challenge, a video-based course for intermediate Japanese learners featuring a skit about cheering squads at school sports events, with downloadable PDF materials including scripts and vocabulary.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge for intermediate Japanese learners, featuring practical conversations about asking prices and buses, with downloadable scripts and learning materials in multiple languages.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge series teaching intermediate Japanese learners conversational phrases and vocabulary through skits and activities, with downloadable scripts and grammar explanations.
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