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Hello, I’m Miyabi from Tokyo!   I love studying English and I’ve been studying it for more than 10 years! So, I know studying languages could be fun and hard.   Have you ever felt this way? ●hard to continue the conversation with your Japanese friends. ●Understand the grammar and the vocabularies on textbooks, but struggle to use them in the conversation. ●Tend to use the sam

Hello everyone! I’m jing. I am originally from Zhejiang, China and currently living in Tokyo. Before I came to Japan I taught Japanese students at a Chinese school in Shanghai for 5 years. All of my students passed the tests they were studying for such as HSK and the Chinese Language Proficiency Test. I am confident in my ability to teach Chinese. I also have an IPA Chinese teaching certifi

Hello! My name is Jinny Kim:) I work as a mathematics teacher at a cram school in South Korea. I also teach Japanese at extracurricular classes. I find it both rewarding and fun to share my knowledge with others, so I try my best to do so with as many students as possible while making my lessons enjoyable for my students.   I have taught many students while working as a teacher, so I plan on

- Government-certified Korean teacher- Business/ conversational Korean lessons by a longtime employee (25 years) at a major Korean firm; firsthand knowledge of Korean language and culture in a working environment - Friendly lessons provided based on my own experiences of what it feels like to learn a new language; I have studied multiple foreign languages (French, English, Chinese, and Japanese)

My name is mina, and I work as a tutor. I love to study different languages, but I always wonder “if what I am saying is understandable...? or “if I am saying it correctly…?”　I tried to communicate, or in other words, output what I had learned, by creating many opportunities to talk with native speakers. At first, it took me a long time to translate and understand what they were saying in their n

Welcome to Yukiko's Nihongo "Pera pera" class.　"Pera pera" means fluent. I can help you to become fluent speaker in Japanese. "Japanese books";"A Japanese language school" might teach you basic Japanese; intermediate Japanese, but can you understand Japanese native speaker's conversation at natural speed? I think you can't, because there are various expressions every language. For example, "to ea

                  Self Introduction  Hi! I am a language teacher who can teach Cantonese, Mandarin, English and Japanese. You can call me Jun. I use Cantonese as well as Chinese as my native tongue. After finishing my postgraduate studies, I have also worked as an English language teacher.When I first came to Japan, I intensively studied Japanese from scratch, and after two years I had passed the

I have been working as a Russian interpreter for over 30 years. I now have more than 10 years of experience teaching Russian language courses to the general public. Many of my students have successfully passed all levels of the Russian Language Proficiency Test (Levels 1 to 4). I can provide you with detailed instructions on how to prepare for and study for the Russian language exams. I can also h

와우~~!안녕하세요. I am JOYJOY. I am a Korean living in Japan.   In South Korea, I worked as a public school teacher for more than 10 years. I am now a mother raising two children who are in elementary school. 　 　When I first came to Japan, I received a lot of help from Japanese residents around me, which has helped me to continue living here. I started teaching Korean in order to give back to them

Hello! Annyeonghaseyo!My name is Seoyeon and I teach Korean on Cafetalk.Did you know that "Annyeonghaseyo" means "please spend your time safely"?Korean has many words that are the same as Japanese, which is called Han.By the way, I lived in Seoul and became interested in Japanese because of the drama I saw when I was a kid, and from J-pop.I am currently attending Korean customers to Japan and wor