Testimonials / 學生的聲音

I have been in Japan since last year April. When I started, I knew very little Kanji. I could speak conversational Japanese but constructing my own sentences was difficult for me. Writing essays, doing class presentations and speaking Japanese in class helped me a lot compared to just be studying on my own. What I like about the Nihongo Center is that it has various events that let you immerse yourself in Japanese culture. The teachers are also supportive and assist students well in their studies and to adjust to life in Japan.

Arielle, Filipino
Hello, my name is Muftazar and I am from Indonesia. I have been in Japan for about 8 months. I just passed the JLPT N3 and I felt I did well. I really feel I progressed since I started, especially on conversational skills. Teachers always prepare theme’s discussion, and they guide us while discussing. There are so many discussion, essay and “Kanji” test that make us progress.

Muftazar, Indonesian

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Online Course

Nihongo Center is starting an online course for beginners from October 2020.

Right now we would like to know if what we are thinking of is appealing and we would like to have your comment about it.

It will be greatly appreciated if you could take the little survey below. Be sure to ready every part since the detail of the whole program is also written just after the survey.

For any question, you can contact us on the inquiry page or directly at support@nihongo-center.com

Thank you very much!

Nihongo Center
Admission office

Online Course Survey

Would you be interested in taking Online lessons?*
- Yes
- No
Would you be interested in the following content?
An online course for 10 weeks*
Class held from Monday to Friday*
Class during 3.5 hours a day from 13.15 pm to 16.45 pm (Japanese time)
Class designed for complete beginners to reach the N5 of the JLPT*
Comment (Please write anything you want about the Online course even about your preferences)*
Email address*

Please write your contact address so we can answer all your questions and contact you for further details.

GDM (Great Direct Method)

GDM is an original teaching method created by Nihongo Center. It is focused on survival Japanese for the 5 first weeks.

GDM content can be found below:

Topic particle "wa" and "mo"
"Kore", "Sore", "Are"
Question words "Nan", "Dare", "Dore", "Doko"
Possessive particle "no"
"Kono", "Sono", "Ano" and question word "Dono"
Location particle "ni"
Subject particle "ga"
Verbal conjugation: Present, Past, Affirmative, Negative forms
Expression of the spatial position
Enumeration particle "to" and "ya"
Direct object particle "o"
Direction of motion particle "e"
Action particle "de"
Time particle "ni"
"Give and Receive", "Ageru" and "Morau"
"A-i" and "A-na" adjectives
Like and Dislike: "suki", "kirai"
Asking for a service "V-te kudasai"
Suggestion form "V-mashô"
Successive action "V-te, V-masu"
Expression of continuity "V-te imasu"
"Go and do something" form: "V-ni ikimasu"
Changing a verb to a noun or action "Vdict + koto"
Expression of past experience "V-ta + koto"
Expression of desire "V-tai", "hoshii"
Expression of self opinion "to omou"

DLP (Dialogue practice)

DLP is directly done after the GDM lesson. It is mainly a roleplay class where students have to reuse what they learned during the GDM lesson for a better understanding and practice.