Free Japanese Lesson: How to Count in Japanese
03. Nov, 2008
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Now don’t get me wrong. This isn’t going to be as simple as one, two, three (or should I say ichi, ni, san?). I’ll be doing another live Japanese lesson for anyone to attend, all about counting in Japanese. If you’ve been studying Japanese for a little while, you might know that there’s a ridiculous amount of ways to count (i.e. those horrible things known as counters). If you don’t know about these “counter” things, or if you need to solidify one of the many counters I’ll be going over, then this might be a class for you. Oh, and did I mention? It’s free! More info after the jump:
There will be two classes. One for those in the American time zone, and one for those in the European one. I will be covering up to twelve different counters, ranging from how to count small animals, to counting age, to counting those things that don’t have special counters. I’ll also be providing you an informational booklet (read: e-book), to take home with you and refer to whenever you need some Japanese counting help, at the end of the lesson. The e-book will be available to everyone else later this week.
How to Count in Japanese (American Time Zone) Class has been completed
How to Count in Japanese (European Time Zone) Class has been completed
You can come to whichever one you want, though, so don’t let the time zone thing throw you off. Just pick the one that works best for you! You will need to register for an eduFire account to attend. The last time we did this it was tons of fun, so I hope to see you!
Also, I’m not the only one doing free classes. You can take more free classes on the eduFire classes page, which can be accessed here.
Interested in what makes eduFire classes different from normal classes? Check out the latest eduFire blog posting. Also, if you’re interested in online education (which I am very interested in, thus, Tofugu), you should go to this discussion tonight! I’ll see you there!
Update: Classes were completed, so go check out the e-book instead!
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