title: Beginning Japanese Workbook: Revised Edition: Practice Conversational Japanese, Grammar, Kanji & Kana
author:  Michael L. Kluemper 
description: "It provides webbased and supplementary audio resources in addition to the textbook, which progressively give students more exposure to language a little beyond their expected level of attainment, and which immerse students in culturally authentic contexts." <b>Geoff Biesinger, <i>AATJ Journal</i></b><br /><br />"One of the newer textbooks in the intermediate space, and a little more lively perhaps than the integrated approach." <b><i>Japanesestudent.info</i> blog</b><br /><br />"Last year, I discovered the Beginning and Intermediate Japanese series by Kluemper. I changed textbooks immediately after experimenting with it for a week." <b>Kyler Jackson, <i>Japanese Teacher, Thomas Jefferson High School</i></b>
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  ISBN: 978-4-9905638-3-7  
    
  Contents Production Staff  
    
  Author: Kouta Aramaki & Chie Tanaka  
    
  Contributor: Yukiko Koseki  
    
  Tranlation Adviser: Jennifer Krafft  
    
  Voice: AIRI  
  Cover Art: Megumi Murakami  
  Photographs: Naoko Shibata  
  Editing: Yukiko Koseki, Kouta Aramaki
  
    
    
    
    
    
    
  
  **7 days**
  
  **60 minutes**
  
  **Japanese**
  
    
  
  English Edition
  
    
    
    
  
  **Table of Contents**  
  
   **Introduction**  
    
  About this book  
  A few introductory notes
  
    
  
   **Chapter 1: Three sentence patterns to say what you want**  
    
  
  1\. Onegaishimasu.  
  When you want the listener to do something
  
  2\. Arimasuka?  
  When you want to ask whether the listener has something or ask whether
  something exists
  
  3\. Dekimasuka?  
  When you want to ask whether something is possible or not  
    
  
  **Chapter 2: For further communication**
  
  1\. Expected responses  
  2\. Let's ask again  
  3\. 