The quickest way to learn -- guaranteed.

Instant Immersion uses natural image-association techniques to help you learn as easily as you learned your first language. With Instant Immersion, you will have more fun, save money and reach your goals faster -- guaranteed*!

You Will Be Able To:

• Build your vocabulary
• Get around with confidence
• Converse with ease
• Understand everyday language
• Perfect your pronunciation
• Achieve your goals!

Instant Immersion Levels 1, 2 & 3
Whether you are learning a new language for school, work or your next vacation, Instant Immersion's fun and effective exercises, interactive activities and challenging quizzes will help you achieve language fluency in less time than other language systems. You will think, read and speak your new language with ease.

What Will I Learn?

Level 1
Level 1 teaches you the essential words and phrases you will need in order to get around with ease. Learn basic vocabulary and everyday phrases in no time! Topics include first words, food, colors, phrases, body parts, numbers, time, shopping, countries and more. Practice with virtual flashcards, play games and use the record-and-playback feature to practice pronunciation. Also includes a printable picture dictionary.

Level 2
Learn more complex phrases, correct pronunciation and how to converse in your new language. Talk about sports and hobbies, family, friends and work! Other topics include the alphabet, greetings, restaurant, hotel, business, technology, computers, emergencies and travel. Quiz yourself, record your progress or print out the dictionary to practice each subject on the go.

Level 3
Reach your language learning goals by immersing yourself in advanced conversations that will refine your language skills and help you retain what you learned. Topics include people, food, animals, numbers, seasons, business and career, marketing and communications, IT, banking and more. Practice with image association, game show-style quizzes and story reconstruction, then test yourself and perfect your pronunciation with the recordable voice feature. Also includes a printable dictionary.

More Ways to Learn: As a Group, On the Go, with a Game!

Instant Immersion I-DVD
Play fun interactive games with the whole family using your TV, DVD player and remote control. There are nine topic areas, from shopping to business, multiple choice quizzes, and easy and hard games.

Instant Immersion Audio for MP3
Easily transfer your lessons to your iPod or other MP3 player for on-the-go learning. Practice in the car, at the doctor's office or on a plane!

12 hours of immersive audio learning!
In the following categories:

• Alphabet & Sounds
• Greetings, Introductions & Subject Pronouns
• Gender Agreement, Physical Descriptions & Corresponding Verbs
• Weather, Numbers, Irregular Verbs, Finding & Following Directions
• Days of the Week & Dates, Useful Shopping Terms
• Restaurants, Food & Corresponding Verbs
• Cultural Notes on Ethnic Foods & Customs
• Time/hours, Corresponding Verbs, Use of Object Pronouns
• Travel Vocabulary, Planning a Trip, Using the Internet
• Hotels, Taking a Taxi, Checking In & Special Requests
• At the Market, Negotiating, Money
• Doctor’s Office, Describing Symptoms, Insurance
• Finding a Pharmacy & Filling a Prescription
• Invitations, an Evening Out, Ordering Food
• Entertainment & Leisure Activities, Telling Time
• Sporting Events, Seasons & Holidays

Fun ways to learn, and easy to use, too!

The Keys to Successful Language Learning

1. You are having fun.
Research shows that when something is fun--you're playing, interacting, laughing--you're more likely to remember it because your brain is engaged. This is why we based our entire language-learning program around game-playing. Plus, when you know something is fun, it will keep you coming back again and again.

2. You are not overwhelmed.
We know the thought of learning a new language is overwhelming. This is why every one of our games can be completed in 10 minutes or less. Imagine your language-learning goal is a sandwich. You wouldn't cram it all in your mouth at once, would you? No. Sure, you'll finish it all, but one bite at a time.

3. You can fit it into your life.
We know you have a million things to do, and we recognize language learning is probably not the first thing on your to-do list (no matter how much we wish it was). This is why we give you a ton of different ways to learn, from computer games and audio lessons for your iPod to written activities in the workbook and interactive fun on your TV!

What's in the Box

• Software DVD
• Interactive Video DVD
• Complete Audio Course on MP3

Six-Month Money-Back Guarantee
Why does Rosetta Stone cost so much more? Because we refuse to spend millions on advertising. So instead of paying for their expensive ad campaign, try Instant Immersion Levels 1, 2 & 3. We guarantee you’ll be satisfied or we’ll give you your money back! *You may return Instant Immersion Levels 1, 2 & 3 with a valid receipt directly to TOPICS Entertainment up to six months from the original date of purchase.

WHY LEARN JAPANESE?

• Japan’s economy is the third largest in the world.
• Tokyo is often names as one of the best cities to visit worldwide.
• Knowing basic Japanese words and phrases before traveling to Japan will help you feel more at ease during your trip.

VISITING JAPAN
Japan has some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world and draws more than 8 million foreign visitors every year. A complete visit to Japan is sure to include shopping in Tokyo’s Ginza neighborhood or sightseeing in the Shinjuku skyscraper district. Outside of Tokyo, popular Japanese destinations include Kyoto, often called one of Japan’s most beautiful places, and Osaka, which is home to one of Japan’s most famous attractions, the Osaka Castle. Nearby, is spectacular Himeji Castle, one of 14 of Japan’s World Heritage sites. One of the most spectacular times to be in Japan is during the spring when millions of cherry blossom trees are in full bloom all over the country.

Visitors to Japan will also want to take part in some Japanese traditions, including a riding in a rickshaw, enjoying the onsen (Japanese hot springs), or visiting a Japanese tea house. Japanese cuisine includes dishes with fish, meat, vegetables, tofu and, of course, rice and/or noodles. There are many Japanese traditions that center around dining and travelers should be respectful of those. You will want to ask for help if you are unsure what to do.

JAPANESE-SPEAKING COUNTRIES
A majority of Japanese-speaking people live in Japan, but Japanese is also the official language of the Republic of Palau, one of the world’s youngest and smallest states (and where the taping of the tenth season of the American reality television show, Survivor, was located!). Learning the Japanese language is useful in today’s global economy. After 2011’s devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, there has been an increased need for and desire among non-natives to learn the Japanese language.

Here are some of the basic Japanese phrases that you will use often:

• Ikura desu ka? (How much does it cost?)
• Benjo wa doko desu ka? (Where is the bathroom?)
• Yoi ichinichi o! (Have a nice day!)