JAPANESE - SPEAKit.tv (Video Course)
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- Japanese Video Course | Watch & Speak | 20 lessons | 2.5 hours
- Movies downloaded are viewed offline! (no Internet is required)
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Listen to the language, read the subtitles and repeat each word or sentence you hear - not just once, but twice! Easy to understand, easy to absorb and learn - simple to speak!
Many people have already chosen the Speakit.tv learning method as their favorite method to master the basics in ...
JW Language is an official app produced by Jehovah’s Witnesses to help language learners improve their communication skills in the ministry and at congregation meetings. It includes phrases, pictures and activities for language learning.
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Listen to the language, read the subtitles and repeat each word or sentence you hear - not just once, but twice! Easy to understand, easy to absorb and learn - simple to speak!
Many people have already chosen the Speakit.tv learning method as their favorite method to master the basics in ...
Listen to the language, read the subtitles and repeat each word or sentence you hear - not just once, but twice! Easy to understand, easy to absorb and learn - simple to speak!
Many people have already chosen the Speakit.tv learning method as their favorite method to master the basics in ...
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3 comments
18 March 2013
Only three videos are made available which won't teach you much. Most videos will cost $11 to $18 EACH depending on if you want online access or download. You pay $2 just to view the three videos and to be able to buy more. The videos are well done and great for learning. However, you can find much cheaper and better ways to spend money to learn Japanese. This was a waste of $2!
13 November 2012
It doesn't help you learn the special characters but it helps you if you're a tourist in Japan
4 November 2012
The application does work. The idea behind having one English tutor and then different foreign language speakers (so they can reduce the time to create additional foreign language classes) seems to somehow miss the mark. The foreign language speaker speaks extremely quickly, the focus is on the English tutor, and not very interactive which to me lessens the opportunities to learn.