With me, learning Japanese isn't about reciting textbook lessons — it's about speaking Japanese from the very first lesson. As a Japanese–Hungarian interpreter and language teacher, I've worked with the language every day for more than a decade, so I know exactly what's actually useful in a business meeting, on a street in Tokyo, or at a Japanese workplace — and what can safely wait. If you're looking for a Japanese teacher in Budapest, we can meet in person, and if you live elsewhere in Hungary or abroad, the same approach works just as well online.
Every learning journey starts with a short level assessment and a discussion of your goals. Some students are preparing for a language exam, others coordinate with Japanese partners at work, and some simply want to watch a film without subtitles. Learning Japanese online stays fully structured: we write together on a shared notes platform, you review with digital flashcard decks, and every lesson comes with personalized homework. We build up the writing system step by step — hiragana first, then katakana, then kanji in order of frequency — so that within a few months you'll be able to recognize real Japanese signs and text.
Progress is measurable: in roughly 8–10 months you'll reach JLPT N5 level, and within two to three years you'll be able to hold conversations independently. We also cover specialized vocabulary, business Japanese, keigo, dialects, and everyday slang, because learning Japanese is truly useful only when it matches real-world language use. Students get a 15% discount, and everyone can start with a free consultation where we plan your learning journey together.
