Nice to meet you! I’m Mizuki! ・I’m from Aichi Prefecture ・I love traveling (I’ve been to 27 countries so far) ・Latte art / Photography / Delicious food ・I live with three cats (they might make an appearance in my lessons?!) ☆ I can provide support in English and Korean ☆ Cross-cultural understanding based on my study abroad and overseas experience Recommended for: ・Those who just want to tal
Hello everyone. I'm Rina. I teach English and Japanese. I was born and raised in Japan and I spent my university days in the United States. I graduated from a university in California. I decided to study abroad because I wanted to go overseas and I thought it'd be cool if I can speak English. However, when I actually started living in the States, I couldn't speak any English at all in the beginni
Hello! I'm Minori and I'm a dancer, a singer, and a choreographer! I was born and raised in Kanagawa Prefecture and in university, I studied musical theatre and dance in Nebraska State in the U.S. While studying abroad, I participated as a performer in school performances and professional theatrical plays. I taught co-actors some dance moves in English and I was involved in many performances as a
Hello, I’m Sakie! I was born and raised in Osaka, and now I live in Aichi with my husband and daughter. My hobbies include watching movies and reading manga. I actually used to draw my own manga... People can never guess the type of music I like, so feel free to ask me about it during our lessons ;)I started providing “academic support for immigrant children” in 2017, which sparked my interest in
♡For those of you who want to travel to Korea and have simple conversation with the people there! ♡For those of you who would like to understand even the nuances of the Korean spoken by your favourite actors or idol performers! ♡For those of you who want to respond more naturally in conversation with your Korean friends! Cholan Gachi Combuhaeyo!(Let's study together!) I've seen many students who
Hello! My name is Jenny, and I am from Seoul, South Korea! I am delighted to meet you!!! My English name “Jenny” was given to me by my very first native English teacher. I sometimes use my English name when I live abroad or in English classes because my Korean name has a “batchim” (a syllable block at the end) that can be difficult for non-Korean speakers to pronounce. When I was a university s
Hi, I'm Rebecca!!!!I love languages, and have studied FOUR in my life. (Mandarin, English, Japanese, and ). I understand and appreciate how difficult it is to learn a new language,I would love to help with your writing, reading, and speaking needs!
Hello! My name is Bettie Ido, and I am a Canadian living in Japan. I have been teaching English for 43 years now, first as a volunteer in Malaysia for 3 years, and then in Japan since 1976.In my lessons in Japan, I usually focus on listening and speaking, since these are the things most students want to practice. In conversation classes, listening skills usually improve first, a
Konnichiwa! I’m Yoshiko, born and raised in Tokyo and a graduate of a U.S. college. With more than 3 years of teaching experience, I help learners go beyond just memorizing – you’ll learn Japanese how it’s really used, through stories,travel, pop culture, daily life, news and current trends. What makes my lessons different Conversation-first approach: Most lessons center ar
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