Se encontraron Japonés profesores: 55

🇫🇷🇨🇦🇧🇪🇨🇭etc Bonjour et bienvenue ! Je suis professeure de japonais basée à Paris, avec plus de 15 ans d'expérience dans l’enseignement, aussi bien en cours particuliers qu’en centres culturels et dans une université. J’enseigne principalement aux francophones, et je parle couramment le français. Si vous êtes francophone débutant, nous pouvons apprendre le japonais ensemble tout en utilisant le français — un double avantage ! Je parle aussi un peu l’anglais et l’espagnol. Je privilégie une approche communicative : apprendre une langue, c’est avant tout apprendre à s’exprimer. Mais bien sûr, je m’adapte à vos objectifs : JLPT, lecture, traduction, conversation libre, etc. J’utilise plusieurs manuels et mes propres supports, donc pas besoin d’acheter de livres (sauf si vous souhaitez en utiliser un en particulier). 📚 Thèmes proposés : Tous niveaux bienvenus Préparation au JLPT Discussions autour de films et séries japonaises Conseils en traduction ou interprétation Culture, langue du q...

🌟For teaching Japanese language ・14 years of teaching experience ・25,000 ＋hrs of online teaching experience ・Teaching Japanese as a second language(certification) ・Japanese instructor's training course(certification) ・Teaching Japanese as a professional teacher(certification) ・National certification of teaching methodology(passed) ・Japanese language teaching certification(passed) ・Available every saturday and sunday ・Available group lesson ・Patient, passionate and engaging 🌸In my class, you can ・stop translating and start thinking in Japanese naturally ・improve pronunciation, pitch and accent to be natural ・feel confidence and comfortable Japanese conversation ・know the difference between some similar grammars ・have decent and appropriate assignments ・make a lot of mistakes to improve faster The lessons are not only designed for the JLPT, but also to link the lessons with everyday life, so that students can actually have a conversation. But if necesarry, I can specifically teach ...

Hello. I am from Yokohama. I am a qualified and native Japanese teacher. I am interested in languages and I studied linguistics at my university in London. I had been working as a speech therapist for 10 years in Japan. I like to meet new people and teach Japanese. In my free time, I like to go to a cafe or park with friends. Also, I like travelling abroad. <My teaching experience> I have a postgraduate certificate to teach Japanese to non-native speakers. I have been working as a private teacher for ten years in London and Auckland. I have given lessons to various levels' learners , completely begginers to advanced, and students with special educational needs. Also, I often give lessons to students who plan to take JLPT. I usually give one to one lessons but I also have experience to teach group-lessons. <My aproach to lesson> At first, I ask students how they would like to learn Japanese and what their aim to learn Japanese is. Then, I suggest how we could have lessons. We can ...

I am a Japanese language teacher with over 19 years of Japanese teaching experience in Japan and Korea. I have worked in educational facilities such as Japanese language schools, a vocational training school, and foreign-owned enterprises. My area of expertise includes preparing for Japanese language exams such as JLPT, EJU, and BJT, as well as supporting study abroad and job opportunities in Japan. However, I am also able to teach Japanese to beginners or those new to the language, using English or Korean as needed. I prioritize adjusting to your learning pace during lessons. For those who are new to learning Japanese, please feel free to relax and enjoy the class! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Currently, I teach Japanese on Verbling while holding the position of CEO at a J-CALP online education. I have been providing instruction in Japanese, primarily focused on preparing students for exams and assisting them in the university applicat...

My name is Tsuyoshi. I'm a native Japanese speaker. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am looking for a new student. I can teach Japanese between 10AM-9PM (Japan Standard Time). If you interested in my lesson, Please feel free to contact me. Thank you. For the past several years, I've corrected more than 360 people's sentences on another website that have come from various people studying Japanese. I also have experience with language exchange. I started to teach Japanese as a online tutor from April 2016. I have had more than 7000＋ lessons with my students from a lot of countries. I've come to understand what is difficult for Japanese learners. I also understand that it is tough to study foreign language, because I've been studying English for years. I think the most important part of learning a foreign language is having fun studying and keeping motivated. In my lesson, I will ask the learners purpose and what they want to learn in adv...

こんにちは。I'm a native Japanese speaker. I live in Osaka. I am a mother of 2 kids. I attended Osaka University where I majored in Japanese teaching. In the university, I studied how to teach Japanese to foreign people. I think the most important thing is to relax and enjoy the lessons. After graduating, I worked for a localization division of a Japanese Game Publisher in Osaka for a period of 13 years. My duties involved the translation (from English to Japanese) of in-game content and manual booklets for more than 100 games. I understand there are many Japanese phrases that cannot be translated literally to your language. Also, Keigo (Honorific) may be complicating. I'd like to think with you what is the best way to learn the language for you. It may be to read Japanese manga (comic books), to watch Japanese movies, or to discuss some topics of Japanese newspapers.

I was born in Japan and studied in Canada and USA. When I was studying music in LA, I learned Brazilian music and a couple of years later I went to Brazil and met my husband. I didn't know how to speak Portuguese at that time, I only knew how to sing in Portuguese, but from the very first day of Brazil I learned how to have fun and communicate with people without knowing much of the theory and vocabulary. It was just like how people learn jazz. There's a theory behind, but the most importantly we should feel and improvise. And to understand the theory, you first should listen, listen and listen. So my learning and teaching method can be a little unique. It's not like the traditional way that we all know, which you read, write, and listen to the explanations, instead, I want you to feel it. It's important to study and understand the grammar and try to memorize as much vocabularies as you can, but you can't forget to have fun, and you can't memorize things by just reading and thinkin...