Wish to take up Japanese language course...

4 Aug 2004, 10:49 #21

Hi,
Does anyone knows of the prices charged for the courses at JCS and Inoue?

Cause I want to continue learning my Japanese and I would like to work out a budget first..... :sweat:

Doomo Arigatoo !!

10 Aug 2004, 07:11 #22

iewiz wrote:Hi, I'm a singaporean and wish to take up japanese language course in a sch. Any good recommendations?

I honeslty wish you GOOD GOOD GOOD luck!...to truely learn japanese IS VERY hard... best of luck yo.

4 Mar 2006, 09:57 #23

Ok, I'm hoping there are some people who live in New Jersey that post here. I've been searching for quite some time now, and I really need some help!

Does anyone know of colleges or whatever where I can take a Japanese language course that is NON-CREDIT in (preferrably) Southern New Jersey? (Not looking for a degree related course.) I really want to take a class in Japanese, but I can't seem to find any schools or places that offer a class to teach the language. Please don't post any on line sites that can help me learn. That's NOT what I'm looking for. I am looking for an actual physical class I can go to. Thanks for your help! :say_thanx:

4 Mar 2006, 10:38 #24

Um...I have a question....how do you say " I love you" in japanese??..I know, it kind of random question...but I always wanted to know. =]

Edit::

Ops...I forget to read the title for this thread, sorry...don't bother to read the comment. Tottally not what you were asking for. My bad =_

4 Mar 2006, 11:29 #25

Alina wrote:Um...I have a question....how do you say " I love you" in japanese??..I know, it kind of random question...but I always wanted to know. =]

"ai shiteru" or "watashi wa anata ga suki desu" something like that.......i'm still novice for nihon-go so correct me if i'm wrong.....yoroshiku :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

6 Mar 2006, 22:53 #26

Orion wrote:
Alina wrote:Um...I have a question....how do you say " I love you" in japanese??..I know, it kind of random question...but I always wanted to know. =]Edit::

Ops...I forget to read the title for this thread, sorry...don't bother to read the comment. Tottally not what you were asking for. My bad =_

"ai shiteru" or "watashi wa anata ga suki desu" something like that.......i'm still novice for nihon-go so correct me if i'm wrong.....yoroshiku :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

orion is right, alina. it also depends on the relationship between the one saying, and the one said to. JPN people as a whole are a lot more subtle in the way affection is shown, and that phrase "I Love You" is not thrown out so easily.

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