Mineco-sensei and I have been reading 吾輩は猫である which is a book I have been very interested in for years now, but could never really understand by myself.
Mineco-sensei always prepares thoroughly for each lesson. She makes slides with the words, phrases and grammar for each passage. She also researches the cultural background whenever there's a difficult part or idiom in the text, as well as prepares some sentences for me to read outloud as a practice. We always have a chat about the passage and every single lesson is a lot of fun. I really appreciate all of the work Mineco-sensei puts into lesson prep.
Hello everyone! My name is S.Maki. I have been living in Paris, France for the past 10 years.Let me start by asking, what was your first encounter with the French language? There are many reasons for people to learn French, such as from necessity, for fun, for traveling, or for studying abroad. When I was younger, I visited France for the first time on a trip, and later on, through a study abroad
“Music and piano are difficult.” ”I don’t enjoy practicing.”Do you have these kind of negative impressions?Do you ever feel lost when told “just practice,” but you don’t even know where to start practicing?There is a reason why you are having a hard time.I would like to work with each student to find out “why they are struggling” and “what kind of practice would help them“♪ *If you would like to
A big hello to you from the Big Apple! My name is Cammie and I live in the United States. I have been an ESL Teacher for more than 15 years. My students are all different ages, as young as 4 years old to as mature as 60 years old, so I am comfortable giving lessons to all age groups. Additionally, I have taught students from all over the world - including many from Japan. Once, I even had a ex-
Nice to meet you, my name is Mimi.I am a Japanese teacher in Taiwan.I offer private and group lessons in a Japanese class in Taiwan.Children, company employees, elders, etc. I've taught Japanese to many different people.I studied Chinese and Korean at university.When I was a student, I studied in China, where I learned the language and did volunteer work. I realized the joy of cross-cultural exch
I enjoy teaching Japanese. also,I enjoy studying foreign languages.Let's enjoy studying with me~!!!Hello,everyone!! I'm Kirin.I've been teaching japanese more than 10years, and my students are from Europe(especially German, Swiss,and Swedish), USA, Taiwan and so on. So, I've taught to over 30 countries students.of course, I would like to study with a variety of students more!!By the way, I'm also
Lesson Introduction ▶︎▶︎ Grammar for Beginners ◀︎◀︎Key takeaways!● No prior knowledge of Japanese is necessarily Lessons can be conducted in English, Korean, or German.● No need to prepare any learning materials I will use my original teaching materials created based on the grammar level of the student and necessary expressions.For further information → 25 minute lesson 55 minute lesson
Hello everyone! Nice to meet you, I'm Laura. I'm Italian and I'm from Venice, and I have been living in Japan for 9 years. I am currently based in Kobe, working as a freelance Italian teacher, interpreter, translator, and artist. I held a one woman exhibition in August! 【Background】I am from Lido di Venezia (Venice Lido), the island where the Venice Film Festival is held! While I was attending Ca
Hello~ I’m a native Korean teacher living in Korea, and my name is Gyuri. I majored in Korean Language Education and hold a certified Korean teaching license. In my classes, you can practice not only grammar but also natural, real-life speaking. It’s completely okay to make mistakes—we focus on practicing and repeating in fun, engaging topics to help you speak more natural
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