Zach is a patient, kind, and thoughtful teacher. His warm attitude and considerate pre- and post-lesson messages made the lessons very comfortable. I also appreciated his clear and engaging explanations of Canadian politics and public affairs.
She is a good listener and easy to talk to.
She will ask if it's a familiar phrase and explain it to you if you don't know.
Her feedback is also long and detailed, so it's gonna be a good resource for reviewing the class.
Hello everyone! I'm Eka. I live in Taiwan. My hobbies are reading and travelling. I used to teach Chinese at a language school for 10 years. It is really fun to teach a language. I love this job. I hope I can introduce the culture of Taiwan through Cafetalk. I offer lessons from the beginners level to the advanced level, and the lesson plans are modified to meet the students' studying purposes. W
Hello. My name is Satomi, and I am a piano instructor. I have been a certified piano instructorat a major music school for 16 years, andhave taught over 100 students. I believe that music can givepeople inspiration and hope. I value each and every one of you andwant to help you take the next stepby sharing the beauty of music with you. I can also give piano lessons in English to non-Japane
=== English Version === Hello everyone! I am a Japanese tutor, Kyoko. *When you read my profile in Japanese, you can read it by changing your language setting to Japanese. You can change the language setting at the flag mark in the upper right corner. (私の日本語のプロフィールやレッスンを見たい場合、画面右上の言語設定を「日本語」にすれ
Hello! My name is Kumikitty and I am from Shibuya Tokyo in Japan. My hobby are eating food & sweets and doing dj mix!!20 years ago, when I worked at international hotel, I started to teach Japanese for foreign coworkers.15 years ago, I owned my cafe where was close to university, back then I taught Japanese for foreign exchange students from U. S. , Vietnam, Thailand, Korea and Ch
Hello. I’m tutor Hyeji. First, thank you for your interest in the Korean language. I am a certified Korean language tutor with experience running an academy (cram school) in South Korea and teaching Korean. Korean is composed of phonetic characters, making it relatively easy to learn and master. However, from the perspective of non-Korean-native learners, the most challenging aspect could be “
Hello, my name is Kagawa. I majored in Chinese language at university and have lived in Chinese-speaking regions for over 20 years. During this time, after studying in Beijing, I worked in Beijing, Shanghai, and Dongguan, Guangdong before moving to Hong Kong in 2003, where I have lived ever since. I have taught HSK preparation and Chinese to children of local expatriates, as well as Japanese
Hello - my name is Dan and I'm from a small town in Sussex, England about an hour away from London. I live with my family and pet dog (called Juno) and cat (called Alfie)I also have a wide range of interests: sport, music, current affairs, history and travel. I am a big fan of Arsenal Football Club and love eating food from all over the world, especially Japanese and Korean dishes. I lived for 18
Hello and welcome! Thanks for stopping by my profile. Let me guess— You’ve memorized endless vocabulary lists, survived grammar drills, and maybe even sung along to English songs in the shower… But when it’s time to actually speak, your mind goes blank? Or maybe you freeze up, worried you’ll say something silly? Or perhaps you need English for work, but “business casual” sounds more like a dress
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