This is a lesson where we read newspaper articles together and have discussions.
I’ve been really busy lately and haven’t been able to make it to class much, but I hope to see you again soon ^^
James is a very attentive and supportive teacher. He clearly points out mistakes in a helpful way, which makes it easy to understand areas for improvement. The lessons cover a wide range of interesting topics, making the learning experience engaging. His feedback is practical and actionable, which has been very useful for my progress.
Mineco-sensei and I have been reading 吾輩は猫である which is a book I have been very interested in for years now, but could never really understand by myself.
Mineco-sensei always prepares thoroughly for each lesson. She makes slides with the words, phrases and grammar for each passage. She also researches the cultural background whenever there's a difficult part or idiom in the text, as well as prepares some sentences for me to read outloud as a practice. We always have a chat about the passage and every single lesson is a lot of fun. I really appreciate all of the work Mineco-sensei puts into lesson prep.
Hello! My name is Emiko. I want to teach calligraphy in English or Japanese. If you want to learn Japanese language, you can also add calligraphy study. You can enjoy both art and Japanese language at the same time. Of course, you can just enjoy our conversation, so please come to my class. I'm looking forward to meeting you!
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