"Who Did It?": Stop Dropping Your Subjects & Start Sounding Like a Native!
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Do you ever say things like: "Is very hot today" or "Went to Tokyo yesterday"?
In Japanese, dropping the subject (watashi wa / sore wa) feels natural. But in English, it sounds like you forgot half the sentence! Native speakers get confused—they ask: "Who? What? Where is the actor?"
In this 50-minute private lesson, you will learn a simple mental trick that guarantees you will NEVER forget your subject again. We will train your brain to switch from "context-dependent Japanese" to "actor-obsessed English" using fun drills, real-life conversation, and my personal "Spotlight" method.
By the end of this lesson, you will:
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✅ Stop dropping "I," "you," "it," and "there" in everyday speech
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✅ Sound clearer, more confident, and more professional
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✅ Never confuse a listener again with an "empty" sentence
Level: A1–A2 (Beginner to Elementary)
Duration: 50 minutes
Format: 1-on-1 (Personalized for Japanese native speakers)
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