Learn Japanese — Pimsleur

Japanese is a pitch-accent language. By listening to native speakers and repeating "backwards" (breaking down long words from the last syllable to the first), you develop a very natural-sounding accent.

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Pimsleur has moved to a subscription-based model, which is more affordable than their older CD sets. Price (Monthly) Key Features Japanese is a pitch-accent language

Pimsleur is not cheap. You can pay via subscription (approx. $20/month for one language, or $15/month for the "All Access" plan) or buy the CD/MP3 files outright for several hundred dollars. Price (Monthly) Key Features Pimsleur is not cheap

: Modern subscriptions include interactive drills, flashcards, and speed games that take about 5–10 minutes post-audio to reinforce material. Time Commitment : Expect to spend about 45 to 60 minutes per full lesson including reinforcement drills. What You Will Learn