My name is “あおい (Aoi).” I live in Kumamoto Prefecture in Kyushu.
Can you pronounce “Aoi” correctly? It’s not an uncommon name in Japan, but it’s a name that can be difficult to pronounce if you don’t know Japanese. Please feel free to call me by my name for your practice.
After doing a language study abroad in the Philippines, I went on to do a working holiday in Canada. By learning languages and being exposed to a variety of cultures, I realized the beauty and difficulty of the Japanese language anew, so after returning to Japan, I obtained a qualification as a Japanese language teacher.
I have been working in customer service for 10 years. Utilizing this experience, I teach the language used by Japanese natives speakers. For those who want to work in Japan or move to Japan, why not come and study together with me? I also have a qualification in calligraphy instruction, so if you are a student who wants to improve your writing, please do not hesitate to consult with me.
Things that I enjoy:
〇 Traveling (I have been to South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Canada, the United States, Peru, Bolivia, and Mexico)
〇 Eating (I love cake, pizza, and tempura)
〇 Anime (I love “Spy x Family” and “One Piece”)
Completed the 420-hour Japanese Language Teacher Training Course
Obtained Elementary Instructor License in Japanese Calligraphy
【 Cafetalk Translation / November 2024 】
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