I hope you have enjoyed this first course.

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And now that you graduated, you might be wondering where to go next.

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Studying vocabulary is a good start, but you'll need grammar and listening practice to start using the language.

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So, you might want to take some audio lessons.

JapanesePod 101 has a huge library of Japanese lessons that gets added to every week. You might want to check out there “Absolute Beginner” series.

Or you might want to pick up some study books.

White Rabbit Press offers the best deals for books sent from

Japan. They have a huge selection. I suggest starting with Nihongo Fun & Easy.

As for the next course to take, you have two options.

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Option 1 – is the 'Learn Basic Japanese' Course

This course covers katakana, which is a different writing

system that we didn't go over in this course, as well as around 300 useful phrases to get you

started using Japanese.

Option 1 – is the 'Learn Basic Japanese' Course

This course is designed with the mobile app in mind so

some of the phrases might be difficult to type within the time

limit, but it is well worth the challenge.

Option 2 – is the 'Katakana Enhanced' Course

This course also covers katakana, but then goes on to

practice some common katakana words that you might

commonly encounter.

To choose, just click on one of the pictures below and you will be whisked away on

your new adventure.

Learn Basic Japanese