One For All - Basic Japanese Course
Why choose this basic online course with Doki Doki Japan?

Learn Japanese from scratch with online classes
At Doki Doki Japan, we know that learning a new language can seem challenging, but with our One For All course, we make it easier and more entertaining than ever. You can start studying Japanese without any previous experience. Our classes are designed for you to learn at your own pace, through a combination of hands-on activities and clear, accessible theory.

Total flexibility: Learn at your own pace and schedule
Flexibility is key in our course. We know that each person has their own learning pace, which is why we offer online classes that adapt to your schedules and needs. You will be able to study Japanese from scratch no matter how much time you have available. Choose when to learn!

Doki Doki Guarantee: Your Money Back If You Don't Learn Japanese
We are so confident in the effectiveness of our course that we offer you a money-back guarantee. You learned Japanese at the end of the course, your money will be refunded. That’s how confident we are in the quality of our classes!
What will you learn in this basic Japanese course?
Japanese Language Fundamentals: From Zero to Basic Conversations
You’ll start with the basics of Japanese, learning from the basics: greetings, common phrases, and simple structures so you can have a basic conversation. As you progress, you’ll see how everything fits together and how you go from being a beginner to being able to communicate in everyday situations.
Learn to read and write Japanese from scratch
Essential Japanese grammar for beginners
In One For All, you’ll learn essential Japanese grammar, from simple sentence formation to how to structure more complex sentences. Don’t worry if you’ve never studied Japanese grammar before: the explanations are clear and easy to understand, perfect for beginners.
Basic vocabulary for everyday conversations
Throughout the course, you will acquire a basic vocabulary that you can use in everyday situations. We’ll teach you how to use useful words and phrases so you can interact with native speakers, whether in person or online.
Course content for One For All – Japanese for beginners
Our course is designed to offer you continuous learning, structured in 4 blocks of 12 classes each, with interactive activities that will allow you to learn Japanese from scratch in an enjoyable and effective way. Here’s a look at the course content:
BLOCK 1: Fundamentals of the Japanese language
What will you learn?
The writing system (hiragana and katakana), greetings, introductions, and basic phrases.
How are you going to use it?
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To read menus, simple signs, and names.
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To introduce yourself to a Japanese and make a good first impression.
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To understand phrases you’ll hear every day, such as when you walk into a store or talk to a teacher.
Practical examples:
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You enter a store: 「こんにちは!」
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You introduce yourself: 「はじめまして。 わたしはルイスです。 メキシコからきました。 」
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You read a sign that says 「やすみ」 (closed).
Key points you’ll master:
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Read and write all hiragana and katakana.
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Use simple structures such as 「AはBです」.
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Understand and use basic greetings and everyday expressions.
BLOCK 2: Simple sentences, questions and negations
What will you learn?
To ask questions, say that something is yours, deny sentences and use more particles.
How are you going to use it?
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To ask about objects, people or places.
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To explain what something is and whose it is.
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To respond politely when something doesn’t apply.
Practical examples:
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You point to something and ask: 「それはなんですか?」 (What’s that?)
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You say: 「これはわたしのほんです。 」(This is my book.)
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They correct you: 「いいえ、それはさとうさんのです。 」(No, it’s from Satō-san.)
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You deny something: 「わたしはせんせいじゃありません。 」(I’m not a teacher.)
Key points you’ll master:
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Ask questions with 「か」.
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Talking about belonging with 「の」.
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Politely deny using 「じゃありません」.
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Expand your vocabulary with everyday objects, professions, and places.
BLOCK 3: Verbs in the present tense and daily routines
What will you learn?
Talk about what you do every day: your routine, your tastes, and your activities.
How are you going to use it?
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To say where you go, what you eat, what you see, what you study.
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To tell your day to a Japanese friend or to write a simple diary.
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To give and understand simple instructions.
Practical examples:
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「まいにち コーヒーを のみます。 」(I drink coffee every day.)
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「がっこうへ いきます。 」(I’m going to school.)
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「7じに おきます。 」(I get up at 7.)
Key points you’ll master:
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Use of verbs in the present tense (ます form).
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Particles such as 「を」「へ」「に」「で」.
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Times and schedules: learn to tell the time, days of the week, times of the day.
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Key verbs: eat, drink, go, see, do, come, study, sleep.
BLOCK 4: Verbs in the past tense and description of past actions
What will you learn?
How to talk about what you did yesterday, last week or on your vacation.
How are you going to use it?
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To tell your past experiences.
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To answer questions such as 「きのうなにをしましたか?」 (What did you do yesterday?).
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To understand someone who tells you what they did.
Practical examples:
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「きのう えいがを みました。 」(Yesterday I saw a movie.)
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「しゅうまつに かいものを しました。 」(On the weekend I shopped.)
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「にほんへ いきませんでした。 」(I didn’t go to Japan.)
Key points you’ll master:
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Verbs in the affirmative and negative past:
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〜ました / 〜ませんでした。
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Talk about specific dates and times: yesterday, the day before yesterday, last week.
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Useful kanji: 日、月、人、山、川 to understand names of days and places.
Innovative methods to study Japanese from scratch
Conversation system with native speakers to improve your fluency
Nothing beats practicing with native speakers to learn Japanese from the beginning. At One For All, you’ll have access to conversations and sessions with native speakers so you can improve your pronunciation and fluency in Japanese.
Lifetime support and guidance
Learning does not end with classes. We offer you continuous support for life so that you can continue to improve and solve all your doubts as you progress in your learning. Our team is always available to help you.
Interactive activities and games to learn effortlessly
At Doki Doki Japan, we know that learning can be fun. That’s why we offer interactive activities and games that allow you to practice Japanese in a fun way. You’ll learn without realizing it, and you won’t even feel like you’re studying!
Phonetics course to sound like a native Japanese speaker
A key aspect of learning Japanese is Japanese phonetics. We’ll teach you how to pronounce words correctly, so you sound more like a native and can communicate clearly and effectively.
Benefits of our Basic Japanese Course
By choosing One For All, you’ll not only be learning a language, but you’ll also be exploring a rich and fascinating culture, from anime to Japanese cuisine. If you ever thought that learning Japanese from scratch was impossible, now you know that with the guidance of Doki Doki Japan, it’s easier than you imagine!

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Frequently Asked Questions about the One For All course
How long is the 'One For All' basic Japanese course?
Our Japanese courses cover all levels, from beginner to advanced, and each level lasts for one year.
Can I start from scratch without knowing any Japanese?
Yes, you can start from 0. Our methodology is designed to teach people who have no prior knowledge.
Do Doki Doki Japan use evaluation criteria?
Yes, all levels have integrative assessments and work to ensure progress in language learning by students.
Do I need additional material for the One For All course?
No, on the platform you will be provided with the material you require per module, based on our methodology.
When can I start the basic Japanese course?
We open new courses every month. Contact us today and start your journey to Japanese.
What will I learn with the Japanese course from scratch?
With the Japanese from scratch course, you will learn the fundamentals of the language, including reading and writing in hiragana, katakana, and kanji, basic grammar, essential vocabulary for everyday conversations, and how to communicate in basic Japanese. In addition, you will practice with native speakers and perform interactive activities to improve your fluency in a fun and effective way.