The textbook teaches in 13 lessons how to introduce yourself, arrange a date, propose something and respond to suggestions, obtain and give information, and ask for or give advice in Japanese. The individual speaking intentions are practiced in different situations, systematically expanded from lesson to lesson and supplemented with information that facilitates intercultural contact.

target group
Adult learners of Japanese who want to acquire solid basic knowledge within a short period of time. Mastery of the two syllabic alphabets, Hiragana and Katakana, is required. For this purpose, interactive learning software can be obtained from LSI.
From the 3rd edition onwards, a free download is available at http://www.lsi-bochum.de/fileadmin/download/Japonicum_Grundkurs.zip, which, in addition to the voice recordings, also contains a glossary of all the vocabulary used in the book and an answer key for the exercises This means that the textbook also supports self-study.

learning goals
Confident handling of simple communication situations - especially in a professional environment; Level A2 of the European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Conception
The textbook teaches in 13 lessons how to introduce yourself, arrange a date, propose something and respond to suggestions, obtain and give information, and ask for or give advice in Japanese. The individual speaking intentions are practiced in different situations, systematically expanded from lesson to lesson and supplemented with information that facilitates intercultural contact.

Source: Buske Verlag