Learn the Japanese language conversational level in 3 months..

Learning Japanese to a conversational level in 3 months is a challenging goal, but it is possible with dedication and hard work. By following the study plan outlined above and following the tips above, you can set yourself up for success.

 

Week 1

• Topics: Hiragana and Katakana
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the hiragana and katakana writing systems.
  • Practice writing and reading hiragana and katakana words and phrases.
  • Learn the basic pronunciation of hiragana and katakana.

Week 2

• Topics: Basic grammar and greetings and introductions

• Curriculum:
  • Learn the basic Japanese grammar points, such as subject-object-verb order, particles, and conjugations.
  • Learn common Japanese greetings and introductions.
  • Practice using Japanese grammar and greetings and introductions in simple conversations.

Week 3

• Topics: Numbers, days of the week, and months of the year
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese numbers, days of the week, and months of the year.
  • Practice using Japanese numbers, days of the week, and months of the year in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to ask and tell the time in Japanese.

Week 4

• Topics: Places and directions, food and drink
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common places and directions.
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common food and drink items.
  • Practice using Japanese vocabulary for places and directions, food and drink in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to order food and drinks in Japanese.

Week 5

• Topics: Shopping, transportation
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common shopping and transportation terms.
  • Practice using Japanese vocabulary for shopping and transportation in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to ask for directions and prices in Japanese.

Week 6

• Topics: Hobbies and interests, family and friends
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common hobbies and interests.
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for family and friends.
  • Practice using Japanese vocabulary for hobbies and interests, family and friends in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to talk about your hobbies and interests, family and friends in Japanese.

Week 7

• Topics: Work and school, travel and leisure
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common work and school terms.
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common travel and leisure terms.
  • Practice using Japanese vocabulary for work and school, travel and leisure in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to talk about your work and school, travel and leisure in Japanese.

Week 8

• Topics: News and current events, culture and entertainment
• Curriculum:
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common news and current events terms.
  • Learn the Japanese vocabulary for common culture and entertainment terms.
  • Practice using Japanese vocabulary for news and current events, culture and entertainment in simple conversations.
  • Learn how to talk about your opinions on news and current events, culture and entertainment in Japanese.

Week 9

• Topics: Review of all topics learned so far
• Curriculum:
  • Review all of the Japanese grammar and vocabulary that you have learned so far.
  • Practice using Japanese grammar and vocabulary in simple conversations.
  • Take a practice test to assess your progress.

Week 10

• Topics: Practice conversation and listening skills
• Curriculum:
  • Practice having conversations with native Japanese speakers or other learners.
  • Watch Japanese movies and TV shows with subtitles.
  • Listen to Japanese music and podcasts.

Week 11

• Topics: Prepare for a mock conversation test
• Curriculum:
  • Review all of the Japanese grammar and vocabulary that you have learned so far.
  • Practice having conversations with your teacher or classmates.
  • Take a mock conversation test to assess your readiness for the real test.

Week 12

• Topics: Take a mock conversation test
• Curriculum:
  • Take a mock conversation test to assess your progress and identify any areas where you need to improve.
  • Review the results of your mock conversation test with your teacher or classmates.

This is just a sample study plan. You may need to adjust it based on your individual learning style and progress. It is important to be consistent with your studies and to practice speaking and listening to Japanese as much as possible.

Here are some additional tips for learning Japanese in 3 months:

• Find a language partner or tutor. This is one of the best ways to practice your speaking and listening skills.
• Immerse yourself in Japanese culture. Watch Japanese movies and TV shows, listen to Japanese music, and read Japanese books and articles.
• Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes when they are learning a