How do you say the language of instruction is in Japanese or if something is taught in Japanese?


There is a Japanese school in a foreign country. I want to ask if this
school's main language is Japanese, if the language of instruction is
Japanese?

How do I ask this? I know the term, teach (oshie) and learn (manabu), but is
there a more specific term when used in this context?

If I were to ask 'At the school, is the instruction in Japanese?'.

UPDATE:

The word I was looking for was 習（なら）っていますか？

See accepted answer for an alternative phrase, and see follow-up comments for
the full phrase using 習（なら）っていますか？




I would say " **そちらでは授業【じゅぎょう】は日本語【にほんご】で行【おこな】っていますか？** ", abbreviating the
grammar since if I start to explain the grammar I think I just will end up in
purely confusing you more. In English, your "'At the school, is the
instruction in Japanese?'" will be the translation....

By the way, from my personal experience, most of the Japanese ( teaching )
school has at least one person who can speak English, I personally would like
to suggest for you to try to ask in English. Otherwise, if you ask in Japanese
so fluently there would be the possibility they would reply in Japanese and
you would not be able to understand the reply....

Have a nice day.




I would say " **そちらでは授業【じゅぎょう】は日本語【にほんご】で行【おこな】っていますか？** ", abbreviating the
grammar since if I start to explain the grammar I think I just will end up in
purely confusing you more. In English, your "'At the school, is the
instruction in Japanese?'" will be the translation....

By the way, from my personal experience, most of the Japanese ( teaching )
school has at least one person who can speak English, I personally would like
to suggest for you to try to ask in English. Otherwise, if you ask in Japanese
so fluently there would be the possibility they would reply in Japanese and
you would not be able to understand the reply....

Have a nice day.

