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Hello everyone!
Nice to meet you, my name is Miyako.H.

Thank you very much for visiting my profile page, and for reading my profile.
I am rejoiced to have you here!
 
First of all, let me introduce myself.
I live in Madrid, the capital of Spain. I will be offering you Spanish lessons in Japanese and Spanish from Madrid.
 
I look forward to working with you.


＜Educational Background＞
● 1991　Set foot in Spain for the first time. Completed a 2 years study program of Spanish culture and language at a local university in Spain.
＊I was new to learning Spanish and had the impression that it would be very difficult, but I studied hard during my spring, summer, and winter vacations to make up for it, and from that experience I realized how difficult Spanish grammar is -> But you can learn it if you try! I realized that if you worked hard enough, you will be able to acquire the skills!


● Before moving to Spain, I lived in the USA for about 10 years from junior high school until I graduated from university.
I had no self-confidence at all, and was very shy and passive.
I had a really hard time learning languages because I could not practice pronunciation and speaking very well.
＊I felt that I was not very good at learning languages when I was a student, but in fact, I just assumed so!
＊＊I would love to share my “how to’s and tips” on how I mastered languages with you!


● After studying at a university in Spain, I went to Switzerland for a year to study at a finishing school (a school for manners, cooking, etc.).
At the time, French was a compulsory language at the school, and I lived in a dormitory. I learned a lot of strict rules and regulations, various situations and environments, and many wonderful things from my studies.
＊What is it like to study in another country?
＊What are the possible advantages and disadvantages?
＊There is no doubt that it is good to visit another country, but it is important to deeply consider what you are going there for.


● I spent a lot of time living in dormitories in other countries when I was a student, but I also have experience living in Spain where I stayed with a painter and rented a nice apartment right beside the beach!
＊　The process of renting an apartment and preparation
＊　Living like a local
＊　Way of life, food, clothing and housing

＜Present＞
I live in the capital city of Spain, Madrid, with my Spanish husband and an old female dog.
I have two sons, and my husband has a son and a daughter, making a total of four grown children.
Each child speaks another language other than Spanish and lives in a different country or city.
My environment and daily life is very international and I am surrounded by people of various nationalities and their cultures, including my children, friends, neighbors, as well as my colleagues at work.

Regarding my career, after working as a marketer and interpreter/translator for a Japan-Spanish commercial conference, I have been working as a bridge between Spain and Japan for a local Spanish company president in Madrid.
I have worked in a wide range of fields, including commercial and industrial, event management, accompanying interpreters, translators, museum guides, book and magazine publishers, food gastronomy inspections, dock shows, medical services, Spanish state-run hotels, paradors, churches, and many more.

● As a Spanish teacher, I have 2 years of experience teaching basic Spanish conversation lessons to business people, and 2 years of experience teaching Spanish conversation lessons to children and students.
＊ I also have 3 years of experience teaching basic Japanese conversation and basic manners to Spanish students.

＜About Studying Spanish＞
★　What is life really like in Spain?
★　What are Spaniards like?
★　I want to learn and see various aspects of Spain.
★　I want to communicate in Spanish.
★　I want to know more about studying abroad in Spain.
★　Tips on how to improve your language skills and practical ways to study

I would like to share with you some information about the local situation in Spain, and I will do my best to provide you with lessons and learning opportunities that will meet your needs, feelings, goals, and dreams.
 
Thank you very much for your interest.
 
I look forward to having fun learning Spanish and interacting with you!


【 Cafetalk Translation / October 2022 】
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