SAYAS School 1-Year Anniversary đ| On-Demand Courses 35% OFF â Code: ANIV135
(Former name: Fluency crash course)
Learn to speak natural Japanese â not textbook Japanese. Build sentences that sound authentic, connect with people, fully understand native Japanese people, and express yourself with confidence.
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Natural responses; ăïŒăăăă«ïŒ
Filler words; ăăŁăšăăȘăă...
This lesson challenges common misconceptions, such as:
"Keigo and casual Japanese are the two main language forms"
"Casual speech is less formal."
How to drop case particles: ăăăăă«ăetc
When you can drop subjects
When you can change words order
e.g.
Textbook: ăăăăźăçźžăćČăŁăăźăŻèȘ°ïŒ
Real: èȘ°ïŒăçźžćČăŁăăźă
Contractions, Abbreviations, and Onbin/Phonetic transformation such as:
ăŠăăŸăŁăâăĄăăŁă
ăźă§ăâăă§ă
Have you noticed Japanese speak like "ïœă§ăăăă©âŠ" without finishing a sentence fully? We'll find out why and how.
Filler words such as "ăăź" "ăȘăă"
40 natural responses to show the respect to your conversation partner and react appropriately like a native such as;
ăȘăă»ă©
ăăă§ăăïŒ
Compere these sentencesđă
If youâve studied for a while but still feel lost in real conversations, itâs likely because you only know textbook Japanese. Real Japanese is dynamic and fluid â it changes with your personality, situation, who youâre talking to, or even your mood.
That flexibility makes Japanese fun, but also confusing at first. Even small changes can lead to misunderstandings.
Thatâs why learning beyond textbooks is key if you want to:
Express yourself naturally
Join real conversations with confidence
Finally understand why natives speak the way they do
"The course is great it's straight to the point. The nuances are clearly explained which is very important and very helpful because they don't really explain those in textbooks."
"This course is suitable for students who have completed an introductory level course. For example, it will teach you why and when to use different levels of polite language (æŹèȘ). Even if youâre not particularly interested in learning highly native colloquial expressions, by the end of the course, youâll understand why Japanese people use them and what they mean."
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Hi, Iâm Saya, and Iâve been teaching Japanese for nearly 10 years. I currently live in Spain. After sitting through my fair share of language classes with nothing to show for them but disjointed vocabulary and shaky grammar, I realised that language learners need lessons they can actually use to speak and connect in everyday situations.
In my 7+ years teaching hundreds of students, I kept seeing the same problem: learners who studied for years but still werenât confident in real conversations. Some could speak, but their Japanese sounded too âtextbookâ and didnât fully express their feelings.
The truth is, to sound natural you need to understand not just the words, but how and why Japanese people speak the way we do â and thatâs as much cultural as it is technical.
Thatâs why I built âSpeak like a native: Fluency crash course.â It brings together the key cultural and linguistic factors that make Japanese sound authentic, so you can finally express yourself with clarity, confidence, and natural flow.
By Alex
By Lawrence
If you know some basics of Japanese, this course will be much more effective. If youâre comfortable around JLPT N4 level, youâre ready to go. You can try a sample test here to check your level. If you are a still beginner, sign up to my beginner course "Japanese 101: Grammar and conversation basics"!
Yes, itâs 100% on-demand. You can watch the lessons at your own pace, anytime, anywhere.
Once enrolled, youâll have lifetime access.
Yes, we provide SAYAS original course complication certificate once you finish all lessons!
The course includes:
Video lessons
Printable PDF slides
Practice quizzes and review exercises
Vocabulary and grammar list in PDF
Usually, videos can only be streamed online. However, you can download all PDF materials.
Yes! Optional practice tasks are provided to help reinforce what youâve learned, AND you can submit them to get corrected.
YES. You can send email to info@sayasjapanese.com anytime to clear your doubts.
Due to the nature of digital content, we do not offer refunds once access to the course materials has been provided.