Scribd
Upload
421 views2 pages

30 Day Japanese Plan

The document outlines a 30-day plan for beginners to learn conversational Japanese, divided into four weeks focusing on different skills such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Each week has specific daily goals, vocabulary themes, and grammar focuses, progressing from basic greetings to real-life scenarios and daily use. It also includes recommended tools and tips for effective learning.

Uploaded by

sneharoy10701
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
421 views2 pages

30 Day Japanese Plan

The document outlines a 30-day plan for beginners to learn conversational Japanese, divided into four weeks focusing on different skills such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Each week has specific daily goals, vocabulary themes, and grammar focuses, progressing from basic greetings to real-life scenarios and daily use. It also includes recommended tools and tips for effective learning.

Uploaded by

sneharoy10701
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

30-Day Beginner to Conversational Japanese Plan

Week 1: Foundation & Immersion


Daily Goals:
- Speaking (15 min): Greetings, self-introductions, basic questions.
- Listening (15 min): Beginner YouTube videos or anime with English subs (JapanesePod101,
Erin's Challenge).
- Reading (10 min): Learn and drill Hiragana & Katakana.
- Writing (20 min): Write your name, basic sentences, and kana practice.
Focus:
- Kana: Hiragana & Katakana.
- Grammar: ■, ■, ■■, ■■.
- Vocabulary: Numbers, days, family terms.

Week 2: Build Vocabulary & Simple Conversations


Daily Goals:
- Speaking (20 min): Practice Q&A; (Where are you from? What do you like?).
- Listening (20 min): Switch to Japanese audio with Japanese subs.
- Reading (15 min): Read simple manga (e.g., Yotsuba&!) or children’s stories.
- Writing (20 min): Write 2–3 sentences/day about daily activities.
Focus:
- Grammar: ■, ■, ■, sentence structure (SOV).
- Vocabulary: Food, places, daily actions.
- Kanji: Start with 10–15 (e.g., ■, ■, ■, ■).

Week 3: Real-Life Scenarios & Practice


Daily Goals:
- Speaking (30 min): Roleplay real-life scenarios (restaurant, shopping).
- Listening (30 min): Slice-of-life anime/dramas (Shirokuma Cafe, Terrace House).
- Reading (20 min): Dialogues, menus, signs.
- Writing (25 min): Write mock dialogues or diary entries.
Focus:
- Grammar: ■-form, casual speech.
- Vocabulary: Travel, shopping, directions.
- Kanji: Add 20–30 more.

Week 4: Output & Daily Japanese Use


Daily Goals:
- Speaking (40 min): 5–10 min monologues, language exchange.
- Listening (30–40 min): Shadow dialogues.
- Reading (30 min): NHK Easy News, graded readers.
- Writing (30 min): 1-paragraph stories/opinions.
Focus:
- Grammar: Conditionals, giving/receiving (■■■, ■■■, ■■■).
- Vocabulary: Emotions, opinions, weather.
- Kanji: Reach 80–100 total.
Tools & Apps
- Flashcards: Anki.
- Speaking: HelloTalk, Tandem.
- Listening: JapanesePod101, YouTube, anime.
- Reading: NHK Easy News, Graded Readers.
- Writing: Notion journal, LangCorrect.

Tips
- Shadow audio for pronunciation.
- Use a habit tracker.
- Mix casual and polite Japanese.
- Don’t stress perfection—focus on communication.
You’ve got this!

You might also like