Pages for learning Japanese about youtube channels, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Video lesson with downloadable scripts and cultural explanations about Japanese cram schools for intermediate learners from Erin's Challenge., a Japan Foundation resource.
Video lesson and photo explanation about hot springs and ryokan inns in Japan, designed for intermediate learners to practice language while learning cultural context. Includes downloadable materials and a culture quiz.
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 Japanese high school students use cell phones, with downloadable scripts and grammar explanations for intermediate learners.
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 lesson 23 from Erin's Challenge teaching intermediate learners to make suggestions to friends, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, and cultural content about Japanese entertainment.
Video lesson for intermediate learners featuring conversations about Japanese high school students' rooms and interests, with downloadable scripts, manga explanations, and cultural context.
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 with explanation photos and downloadable materials about Japanese emergency response training and disaster prevention for mid-level learners.
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.
A directory and discovery portal that curates and introduces websites, online tools, and learning methods for studying Japanese across multiple skills including grammar, vocabulary, listening, reading, and cultural.
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.
Video lesson showing three Japanese high school students working part-time jobs at a gas station, cake shop, and ski resort, with photo explanations and downloadable scripts and materials for intermediate learners.
Video lessons from The Japan Foundation for intermediate learners, featuring Erin's Challenge with 25 lessons covering grammar, vocabulary, and cultural situations, supplemented by downloadable scripts and manga.
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.
Interactive video lesson from Erin's Challenge teaching intermediate learners how to write Japanese cell phone emails using pictograms and emoticons. Includes downloadable PDF explanations and practice activities.
Video lessons with downloadable scripts and materials teaching grammar patterns and key phrases for mid-level learners, organized by situational contexts such as ordering food, asking directions, and discussing.
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 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.
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.
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