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Hello! I've come back to teaching on Verbling👋 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you: ✅Interested in learning Japanese but have no idea don’t how to start? ✅Looking for a structured class? ✅Hoping to learn with a professional and friendly instructor? ✅New to online language classes? I have taught: 7000+ lessons both online and offline with students from 36 different countries ranging from 16 years old to 70 years old since 2018. All levels: starting from scratch to advanced ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 【About my Japanese classes】 ●Level: Beginners to pre-intermediate ・Textbooks: Based on -GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese I & II" (2nd & 3rd editions) + my original materials 
*Purchasing the textbook is optional for this level. ●Level: Above intermediate ・Textbooks: Based on either QUARTET: Intermediate Japanese Across the Four Language Skills I&Ⅱ or TOBIRA Gateway to A...

Hi! I'm Yoko from Japan, a native Japanese speaker with over 10 years of experience teaching Japanese. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, I tailor my lessons to your specific needs and goals. My lessons include homework and feedback to support your learning. If you need help with a larger project, such as translation or proofreading that requires intensive review, please reach out in advance to discuss the details. Beyond regular language lessons and exam preparation, I can also assist with job interviews, business presentations, and more. If you're interested in recurring lessons but don’t see available slots on the calendar, feel free to contact me—I’d be happy to discuss scheduling options with you! ∵∴　∵∴　∵∴　∵∴　∵∴ Selection of Textbooks: Basic - Intermediate: - "Genki" I & II (The Japan Times) - "Quartet" 中級日本語カルテット (The Japan Times) - "Intermediate Japanese"「中級の日本語」(The Japan Times) - Japanese for Busy People Series (AJALT) - 中級から学ぶ日本語 (Kenkyusha) etc. ...

I am a "Nisei-Nikkei" (born and raised in Mexico descended from Japanese parents-second generation). I have lived in the USA and Canada, but most of my life in Mexico. I have had several English, Japanese, and Spanish conversation groups while I was a college student. I used to work at some international companies in different positions. I think that the best way to learn other languages is by practicing, and there is no more rewarding and funny way to practice than talking!