Tomoko-sensei is a wonderful teacher! Her lessons are thorough, helpful, and contain useful information for future study. She provides recording and pronunciation files, and even intonation guides so you can practice on your own after the class. My Japanese has improved thanks to Tomoko-sensei. Every class I take with Tomoko-sensei helps me improve in an instantly noticeable way, and she is also a fun and interesting conversation partner. If you want to have fun and improve your Japanese in noticeable ways at the same time, Tomoko-sensei is a great teacher for you!
Hello!! Thank you for visiting my profile!! My name is Fumie. I reside in Hokkaido, Japan. I majored in sports psychology at university. As I became a working adult and travelled abroad, I started working in international cooperation and exchange, and I am currently continuing my studies to teach Japanese. I enjoy visiting museums, watching films, and playing sports! Let’s chat a lot about things
Hi! I'm Reika, an Early Childhood Educator and online teacher based in Canada.^^ Drawing on my experience working in daycares, kindergartens, and elementary schools, I offer Japanese lessons for children and adults, English lessons, and tarot sessions focused on emotional clarity and self-reflection.♪ I always aim to create a fun, comfortable space where you can talk freely and leave thinking, “
Hello everyone,Please call me Buri. I’m from England but have been in Japan for 30 years. In my free time I enjoy practicing the violin, watching Japanese TV dramas and anime and gardening. I am also a vegetarian.I have an MA in teaching English and many other certificates and I have taught all ages and all levels of Japanese students. So, if you tell me the kind of practice and level you w
Music & Computer Teacher – Learn Chord Playing Available: 8:30–23:30 (Japan Time) | Regular weekly lessons & single lessons available For pack lesson buyers: Free sheet music of your favorite songs(More info via Trial Lesson or Free Consultation) In Short I teach keyboard chord playing in a clear and practical way. Even if you find reading music hard, you can learn how chords work and p
Hello, my name is April and I am a friendly, inquisitive, adventurous person. I live in the U.S. but recently I was in Mexico for 3 months visiting family and working on my Spanish speaking skills. I love learning a new language. It makes me feel like I'm learning the secrets of a new world! I enjoy meeting new people of all ages and discovering what they think about the world: culture, travel,
Hello! I'm Phillip. It's great to meet you. I hope you are having a fantastic day. Tell me about yourself... I am an English teacher and teacher trainer from a small town in the Australian outback. I am a teacher's teacher. That means I teach English teachers how to teach and I help them improve their lessons. In high school I went on exchange to Hokkaido for three months and fell in love w
Hello everyone! Nice to meet you! My name is Mai. Please just call me Mai. I'm Japanese and I live in Japan but I grew up in the United States. I spent my childhood (3 years old to 12 years old) in Chicago. Even after I returned to Japan, I've been living a life full of English - most of my classes at my high school and University were in English, and I worked part time at an English conversation
Four months since my Cafetalk debut. I've been teaching music for 38 years. I'd like to thank everyone I've met. If you want to play a song you've always dreamed of... if you want to learn from the basics... if you want to play along... if you want to sing a nursery rhyme or a nostalgic song... please feel free to make a request! You can use a keyboard, a keyboard harmonica, a nursery rhyme book
*For students who are beginners*For students who are almost at the native level*For students who enjoy chatting*For students who like FranceWhy don't we go step by step to improve your speaking ability and conversational skills through our conversations? To learn French, teachers at universities or language schools will emphasize that it is necessary to focus on grammar, yet a huge factor which d
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
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