Japanese

Yes, students proficient in Japanese are allowed to take classes in Japenese. The Center for Japanese Language delivers classes in Japanese.

To pursue courses in Japanese, students are required to be really good at it. Most Japanese-based courses at Waseda Uni require a JLPT N1 or EJU Japanese score of 260+ on a scale of 400.

Japanese can be difficult to learn. Especially for those who have a habit of using their native languages. Its writing system includes three scripts. Grammar format is different from English language.

There is no fixed time for this. Time varies widely. But, reaching basic fluency (JLPT N4/N5) takes 6 months to 1 year of preparation. For achieving advanced proficiency, you need 3 to 5 years. 

To say "Hello" or "Hi" in Japanese, use Konnichiwa. It's a basic greeting word used to greet people regardless of their age or social status.

The Japanese language is called "Nihongo". It is a leading language of the Japonic language family, widely spoken in Japan. The Japanese language has around 125 million speakers worldwide, in Japan and other countries.

Students with a degree in Japanese language have several work opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Japanese graduates can work in various positions in the following areas: 

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Yes, Symbosis kill and professional university SSPU  does offer a BA in Japanese language University provides a 3-year full-time programme in Japanese as part of its humanities and social Science offerings.

It typically takes around 2,200 class hours for English speakers to achieve fluency in Japanese, according to the Foreign Service Institute (FSI). The complex writing system (hiragana, katakana, and kanji) and different grammar structure make it time-consuming to learn this the hardest langauge.