おはよう！アマちゃん バオです

Do you know where I can view the different cost for like tuition and everything? And if financial assistance is available?

Did you end up going? how was it?

Yes I am still going to the school. It is a good school for learning Japanese. But the real training is outside of school. You have to practice what you have learned a lot. And at times it is not easy. ;)

Daniel Bengtsson lots of homework type practice or just everyday life or combination? Lol I will be headed to Tokyo to study next spring and am considering Yoshida.

Well I would say normal school type of thing. it's an 3 hour lesson a day 5 times a week. You get homework after every chapter plus some small exercises now and then. But I would say it's a combo of both. You get a lot of useful stuff in the school but it's up to you to exercise em outside of school too. It's a challenge of course but lots of fun ^^ Yoshida is a good school for a fair price.

i would love to know, why is a high school diploma needed to study a japanese language.. Since i don't have one and im 33, i'm automathicly cut out to join this kind of school, and i find this very very unfair.. If someone life didn't allow him to go school, and always needed to work, why does it need to be penalyzed that much? Plus the high school degree , is completely useless in most country and mostly garbage.. So again.. Why is that needed so much , just to enter a school? Shouldn't money be already enough? It take a lot of time so save all the money to enter a school for one year already :/

Did you end up joining a school ?

I've never heard that word

Joan Lampinigz why do americans say kindergarden, baumkuchen or rucksack? Because once commonly used in a country, it becomes a part of the language regardless of its foreign origins.

Kouma Yasei yes

nope

LoL sounds like somebody that has a obsessive compulsive disorder lol.

@@swlk9996 why are you commenting on something from 10 years ago??