This lesson was perfect for me since I love drawing in coloured pencils and blue is my favourite colour to use in art.
The tutor gave detailed, clear instructions and was very supportive during the lesson.
Thank you for an enjoyable lesson!
Nice to meet you! I'm Shizue. Do you ever feel like... "I know the grammar, but I still can't speak naturally." If so, you're not alone. My specialty is helping students turn textbook Japanese into natural Japanese that people actually use in everyday conversations. Before becoming a Japanese teacher, I worked for many years as a department store and apparel manager, where communication with custo
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☆・.。*・。★+。*☆・.。 Ranking ☆・.。*・。★+。* Thank you ♡ Trending Tutor Rankings #4 / New Tutor Rankings #5 Nice to meet you! I’m Maki (まき), a Japanese language teacher☆ In my lessons, I want to teach Japanese with a “smile” and in an “enjoyable” and “courteous” manner^^ I’m looking forward to meeting many students from all over the world!! *** Career History *** I worked at a Japanese
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