Great teacher, she explains so well and in great detail as we go through my book and answers well all my questions so I have a deep understanding. I've learnt so many things and I'm really enjoying reading so much. She's so patient with me as I'm reading slowly but I'm so motivated to keep reading!
Keiko-san is a compassionate conversationalist and a skilled teacher. She also speaks fluent English and is the perfect teacher for any level of learning the Japanese language.
Nice to meet you. My name is Haggy (はぎー).I first encountered yoga around 13 years ago. When I initially started practicing yoga, my body was very stiff,and I thought that I didn’t really understand yoga...I have always been very sensitive to other’s feelings, clumsy, and tend to keep everything to myself. But from the moment I started practicing yoga, I suddenly felt comfortable and felt thatI nee
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
☆・.。*・。★+。*☆・.。 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
Hello. I'm Masako Mori.I think that even among Japanese people, not many have heard the sounds of the Shamisen before. But you'd like to give a listen, right?Perhaps you're interested because your family has a shamisen lying around at home, but you're not sure how to practice it or carry it around with you when commuting to a shamisen school.I created these lessons to help you take your first ste
Hello everyone!! My name is Jiyu. Since junior high school, I’ve loved Japanese dramas and music. I spent around 7 years in Japan on a working holiday, attending a language school and a national university as an international student. During my university days, I worked part-time teaching Korean to people interested in South Korea. Being able to talk about each other’s languages and cu
Nice to meet you. My name is Neve (which means “snow” in Italian). I have lived in Italy for 7 years and have worked as an operator for a local travel agency, taught Japanese, and have worked as a translator. During that time, I obtained Grade 2 of the Italian Proficiency Test. Since returning to Japan, I have taught Italian at several language schools, including major language schools. I tea
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