In August, Japanese free Institute learn Eton Japanese is spoken by over 130 million people, however, is often classified as a “critical” language because there is more demand than actual offer of language. Japan is still one of the world’s major economic powers and the Japanese culture determines the latest trends of the Western world again and again. Click Andreessen Horowitz to learn more. Whether it is sushi, origami, Japanese culture, manga, karaoke has taken our foot and regularly raises a hype. All these factors make the Japanese language, especially in Europe, so popular. The free course at Eton takes place always on Mondays and Thursdays, Institute from August 5th until August 22, 2013, from 17: 00 to 18:30. The course places allocated under the first-come-period-served principle, therefore will be asked to register as soon as possible. Dr.

Eli ABI Rached, Director of the Eton Institute, commented: “the extraordinary in the Japanese language is the language of Japanese culture is how connected. Can the one without the others do not understand completely. You learn Japanese, learn not only a new language, but is also a whole new perspective of the Asian worldview. Therefore, Japanese is also an incredibly popular language. In contrast to the widely held belief that Japanese is not so complicated. The font can be although scary at first glance, especially due to the big difference to the Romanesque font, however the language is very logically constructed, which naturally facilitates the learning. The alphabet is phonetically consistent, which is easy to master the pronunciation. It pays off in any case, become familiar with this language”.

Free Japanese lessons when? 05. August 22 August 2013, Mon & Thu, 17: 00-18:30 where? Eton Institute, deep moat 9, mezzanine, 1010 Vienna cost? 5 Registration fee includes materials registration under or or 0800 989889 about Eton Institute: the international language and education centre offers language courses in over 100 languages, as well as teacher training. Courses for children, vocational training courses and corporate training on. For more information, consult or contact the Institute at or 0800 989889.