Hello! I am Aya and I am a professional Japanese teacher. I have a certificate from the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test and have experience teaching lessons on Skype and face-to-face for over ten years. Let's enjoy learning everything from Hiragana/Katakana to JLPT tests! JLPT tests are hard, but I have taught lessons for each level. Now I am studing English/American literature at a co
Nice to meet you. I’m Hiroco, a Japanese language tutor. I was born and raised in Osaka and now live in Tokyo. When people think of Osaka, they often think of takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and the lively local dialect. Personally, I love chatting and sharing a good laugh, so my lessons always begin with creating a comfortable, easygoing atmosphere. I studied Japanese language education at university, le
Hello! I'm Tad. You come first! Learn at your own pace! Lessons tailored to your needs! That's the kind of lesson I strive to provide! After a long career in business, working in Japan, Asia, and North America, I retired and moved to the countryside. I now teach Japanese and business courses part-time at a vocational school. Drawing on my many years of extensive business experience at a major
Hello Everyone! My name is DAHON.What I value in my teaching is "To have students eat a lot of food and feel full and satisfied" I have been teaching Japanese at a Japanese language school in Tokyo for 22 years. I have also obtained the ACTFL OPI Tester Certification, which is a certification that allows me to interview students and check their conversation skills. In my lesson
Hello, Japanese learners! Thank you for having an interest in Japanese language and thank you for coming to my page.My name is miyuki, a native Japanese speaker.I have completed the studies for the 420-hour Advanced Skills of Teaching Japanese Language course.I taught English at public senior high schools for 27 years and at tutoring schools for 10 years.I like learning English and teaching Engli
◆ To first-time students who would like to book a lesson Please include a brief self-introduction in your message when you make a lesson request. (You can write it in either Japanese or in your native language.) ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Hello everyone, my name is MIYA. I currently live in Vietnam. Let’s learn Japanese together on Cafetalk♪ <Lesson> As lessons on Cafetalk are all private lessons,
Hello! My name is Yuka.H. I was fascinated by the Korean language, so I started to learning it on my own. I registered on Cafetalk because I would like to share with as many people as possible the tips and tricks I have gained from learning Korean as a Japanese person. In my lessons, I do not simply teach vocabulary and grammar, but use original teaching materials to guide students to an unde
Hello! I am Mieko. (^O^)/ I am a Japanese teacher who has passed the Teaching Japanese Language Course, which requires 420 hours of coursework in total. I also passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test on my first try. Now I teach Japanese at the local language class or at home.↑ This temple is in my neighborhood. I enjoy going on a walk. I look for a cute café and a delic
Hi, I’m Kiyo!I live in Nara, Japan. From “I understand Japanese” to “I can actually speak Japanese.” I worked for Japanese companies for over 30 years, including 18 years as an executive, and I now teach Japanese online. I have completed a 420-hour Japanese language teacher training course, passed the Japanese Language Teacher Examination, and am a registered Japanese language teacher in Japan. My
From “Japanese that is understandable” to “Japanese that makes a good impression.” Natural and approachable Japanese lessons taught by a newscaster. Let’s improve your skills while having fun conversing♪ Hello, everyone! I’m KAORI. I am: ◆ A working newscaster (this is my 16th year) ◇ Winner of the National Grand Prize at an affiliate station’s broadcasting contest ◆ Graduate of Tokyo University
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