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Weekend course in Japanese from November 18

Staff Reporter

Chennai: Language Labs, a training centre based in Alwarpet, will offer a weekend course in Japanese beginning November 18. The 50-hour programme will comprise learning of basic skills, with equal emphasis on speaking, listening, reading and writing. Participants will finger-trace characters before practicing on paper. The course includes business etiquette, cultural orientation through interactive presentations. Call 98409 30300 for details.

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