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Learn Japanese Bundle - Japanese for Beginners (Level 2)
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About this audiobook
Are you a beginner-level learner looking to improve your Japanese?
You may know the alphabet…
You may know some phrases and some grammar…
But if you still can’t speak and understand basic Japanese conversations…
Then Learn Japanese Bundle - Japanese for Beginners (Level 2) is for you.
A new and easy way to learn Japanese… through everyday conversations!
Important! This Audiobook is for Beginner-level learners who’ve finished Learn Japanese Bundle - Easy Introduction for Beginners (Level 1). If you are brand new to Japanese, please start with Learn Japanese Bundle - Easy Introduction for Beginners (Level 1).
And there are 3 simple reasons why this Audiobook is so effective.
1. You learn real Japanese as it's spoken in real life.
2. You learn vocabulary and grammar without memorization.
3. You start speaking Japanese in minutes.
By the end, you will be able to…
• Give your thoughts and opinions.
• Give descriptions of past events and tell stories in Japanese.
• Carry out complex transactions (at a post office or pharmacy).
• Make comparisons and invitations;
• And much more.
About Learn Japanese Bundle - Japanese for Beginners (Level 2)
• Contains 4 JapanesePod101 Audiobooks in 1
• Learn with 5-minute audio lessons
• 125 lessons: 23+ hours in total
• Includes a 1050-page PDF for reading along
• Aligned with JLPT N4 and N5 and level A2 of the CEFR
• Continuation of Learn Japanese Bundle - Easy Introduction for Beginners (Level 1)
So, if you want to take your Japanese to the next level…
Get Learn Japanese Bundle - Japanese for Beginners (Level 2) and start speaking Japanese today!
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