Anyong Haseyo! My mother is Korean and my father is Japanese. Although my nationality is Japan, I spent my childhood and my student days in Korea so my mother tongue is Korean. I love cosmetics and fashion so I worked in the apparel industry but about three and a half years ago, I became a private Korean instructor. When I hear students telling me "When I went on a trip to Korea, I had a great ti
☆・.。*・。★+。*☆・.。 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
Annyeong-haseyo! I am Seola, a Korean language teacher from Japan! I have been studying Korean for 5 years, and teaching it for about 3 years now. I offer “daily conversation” and “Japanese to Korean instant composition” lessons for introductory to beginner level students. I currently have weekly lessons with about 40 students including through other websites^^ I do my best to make my “lessons fu
Buongiono a tutti!I have been working as a Japanese-Italian translator and interpreter in Italy for over 20 years. I have passed Level 1 of the Italian Language Proficiency Test and the highest level of C2 from the CILS Italian Language Proficiency Test. I specialize in natural and correct Italian expressions, reading, writing, pronunciation, and business Italian as a resident of Italy. At Cafeta
Hi everyone! I'm Rena from Philippines and I'm absolutely thrilled to connect with you. For over eight years, I've had the joy of helping people unlock the power of English, and I'm so passionate about what I do.I teach students of all ages and backgrounds, from bright-eyed eight-year-olds just starting their English journey, all the way up to seasoned professionals in their 70s who are looking to
Hello! My name is YUKINO.T☺ I first became interested in South Korea when I was a junior high school students as one of my classmates was Korean, and after studying Korean on my own in high school, I entered a university and majored in the Korean language for four years! During my studies, I experienced a one-year exchange program in Ulsan Metropolitan City, South Korea. Once I graduated
More like a friend than a teacher (o´▽`o) The best way to learn is to have fun! Annyeonhasaeyo, I’m nananu! I’ve been waiting for you, please have a seat over here! Would you like to talk with me on Cafetalk? 1. Why did I start studying Japanese? I have always loved watching Japanese TV shows and anime since I was a little kid. But at the time, there were almost always no Korean
Hello, I’m tutor Yui. My lesson motto is to offer “casual, relaxed, and enjoybale Japanese conversation.” If you feel that you can’t speak Japanese, can’t communicate well, or if you find learning Japanese is difficult, or if any of these feelings are hindering you from learning Japanese, why don’t you come and chat with me? I was in the USA until last year, where I studied and worked abroad
Hello everyone! My name is Emi, and I am from Tokyo, Japan. I returned to Japan in 2020, and I now live in Tokyo. I believe that the most important way to improve your conversational skills is to actually “speak out loud.” You will be able to remember the grammar and phrases you have learned by saying them out loud. Please don’t be afraid to make mistakes, and speak out loud in my lessons^^ *
Nice to meet you! I’m teacher Emily! I’ve been working as a full-time Japanese language teacher at a Japanese language school in Tokyo for 10 years. Over the years, I’ve taught Japanese to students from various countries and regions. In my lessons, I prioritize ensuring that “80% of class time is spent with students speaking in a relaxed and enjoyable manner.”
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