Wiki Wiki Japanese Classes

I just finished up course 3 not too long ago. And it was a nice pace compared to taking a language course at a college, I didn’t feel pressured or intimidated at all. The instructor was very kind, patient, and understanding to all the different demands of the students. I wish we spent a little more time on kanjis and keigo though. The hours were especially appealing as I could go right after work just twice a week. I also liked how the class size wasn’t huge because it felt more personalized but a few more students would be nice. Looking forward to course 4 in a couple of weeks.

I am currently enrolled in course One, almost done. I’ve had Japanese tutors before, but it took awhile before I felt I was learning anything. With this course I am learning a lot faster than previous instruction. I can’t wait until I’m able to hold a conversation and I’m sure once I’m all the way through course Five, I’ll be speaking somewhat fluently. Hat’s off to our instructor, Emi sensei and to Justin who comes in every now and then to lend a hand. Very well, thought out process for learning.

I highly recommend Wiki Wiki Japanese courses for those who need a place to practice speaking, reading and writing Japanese. I had studied Japanese for several months before I attended and researched extensively the best text book for self-​study. I chose the Japaneses from Zero series Book 1. When I went to my first class Wiki Wiki Japanese used this same text. The class is very well structured and the teachers are clear, easy to follow and incredibly patient. There is ample opportunity to actually practice what you learn by interacting with fellow students. I can’t say how important and helpful all the interaction was for improving. There is plenty of parking at the community center and the overall experience was great.

I took Course 1 from teacher Emi at this place last July. She was very experienced and patient. Thanks to her, I learned not only hiragana, but also a lot of words, phrases and grammar. We also did plenty of conversation practice in the class. After this course, I thought it was not scary to learn a new language. I would recommend Wiki Wiki Japanese Classes to my friends if they want to learn Japanese.

I have been searching for a good, close-​to-​work Japanese language class and found this on Unilocal.I had a couple of questions before actually enrolling and Justin was very responsive. When the classes started, the learning pace we had was actually a pace that I could follow and enjoyed and knew that I was learning something. You have no idea how happy I was when I was reading something all in hiragana and I actually understood it… :-) I’ve recommended these classes to other interested parties which is something I don’t do unless I’m really happy with what I’m getting. Finished with course 1 and heading into course 2 soon. Keep up the good work!

Fantastic! The class moves at a steady pace with a great natural progression and hands on instruction. If you want to learn to speak, read, and write Japanese, this is where its at!
I have been enrolled for almost a year now and have really enjoyed the courses. The instructors Emi and Nori are fantastic, and when I miss classes, make-​up sessions or class notes are always offered in order to help catch up! I look forward to finshing up Course #3 and continuing on with #4 and 5 over the next year or so!

I too have been looking for a Japanese language class for awhile. This program has excellent native speakers who provide great pronunciation assistance and familiarity with the ways in which adults really speak with each other. Highly recommended!

I have been trying to enroll in one of their classes for the past eight or nine months. At first they said they would probably have classes that fit my schedule. I waited but then a few weeks later they said they couldn’t accommodate me but might be able to in the future. I understood since my schedule is pretty tight. They finally advertised a class that fit my schedule and I enrolled and paid the fee in full well in advance of the class. My receipt said I should receive an email a few days before the first day of class but in any event to just show up. On the day of the class — less than 10 hours before the class was to begin, an email was sent to me saying class was postponed for a week. The email came after I had already gone to work and if I had not gone home and checked my messages instead of staying in town like I normally do, I would have shown up to an empty classroom. I’ll see what the class is like but right now I feel that administratively, this place is disorganized. If the class is too. I won’t continue.

I searched high and low for a Japanese language class that wouldn’t require I enroll in a city or state school. Luckily I came across Wiki Wiki Japanese classes! The class moves at a great pace — as long as you study, you progress quickly without feeling overwhelmed. My instructor, Emi-​sensei, is very professional, yet friendly and approachable. There’s a lot of group work and you can get to really know your classmates as you go through this learning process together. The creator of the classes, Justin, is very hands on and truly cares about the students. If you’re looking for a casual, affordable language class with real results, check out Wiki Wiki Japanese!