Japanese

Japanese is the language spoken throughout the Japanese archipelago. However, no law gives it official status, although it is the language of official documents and education. Japanese is also used by the Japanese diaspora (notably in Brazil and Peru).

There is a standard language, but also, depending on the region, dialectal variants, some of which are still very much alive. The only other language to be found is Ainu, on the island of Hokkaido, which survives among an extremely small number of speakers.

The set of sounds used in Japanese is rather limited, and its pronunciation poses no problem for a French speaker. Its morphology is similarly undeveloped, with invariable nouns and very few verbal modifications.

As for its syntax, which is remarkably regular, it stands out above all for its total difference from European languages. So you have to throw yourself into it, forgetting your references and being open to new things. The journey is well worth it!

The Japanese can be taught in group classes (subject to a minimum number of trainees) or in individual classes (maximum of four trainees).

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Japanese language training in our group courses

Progression japonais sept 21 (738.2 KB, .pdf)

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