Japanese teachers found: 60

Hi I'm Sayoko! 😊Calm, patient and friendly certified tutor with 8 years of experience 🎓 Fluent in English 💛I love teaching beginners!!🌍 I've lived in U.K., U.S.A., and Australia😊I mainly use Genki textbook. 🗾 Born in Tokyo, speak standard accent.🧳 25 years of experience as a translator of children’s book from English to Japanese.👨🏻‍🎓 Completed 420-hour Japanese teacher training course😊 Taught over 2000 online lessons ( at Verbling, Preply and other platforms ) For beginners: I teach Hiragana and Katakana using Padlet, PDFs, PowerPoint, and Flashcards. After that, we move on to the Genki textbook to study sentence structure and grammar. I often use audio resources to help you get used to natural speaking speed and intonation. I also use the Shadowing method. *Shadowing is a practice method in which a person listens to the audio and follows immediately what s/he hears, like a ‘shadow’ as faithfully as possible by voicing it. Unlike repeating exercises where a person listen to the ...

🌈Let’s talk in natural Japanese🌈 Hi. My name is Fumika. Are you interested in Japanese culture? If you want to talk with Japanese but you are not confident, Let's talk in Japanese with me!! I currently live in Taiwan. I'm a qualified Japanese teacher and I have been teaching Japanese to people who want to study or travel in Japan, or work with Japanese workers since 2016. I love teaching Japanese. I feel that my job is worthwhile because I can see the student's progress of Japanese. 🔸 I would like to help you reach your goals. Please tell me your goals and what you would like to do in our first lesson. 🔸 My class has a relaxed atmosphere. Also in my lesson, we will practice speaking Japanese a lot. I would like to talk with people all over the world about some different cultures. ＊I don't have kids classes currently. (over 15 years old OK! ) ▼Cancel policy▼ ⚠️ If you need to reschedule or cancel my lesson, please notify me at least 12 hours prior to the scheduled time. A les...

Hey, my name is June, fluent in Mandarin, Japanese and English. With many years of working experience in international organizations as a liaison, learning languages are always my interest. My native language is Chinese, and I've gained my BA in China. Sooner after, I've passed the highest level of Japanese test (JLPT N1) in Japan. And now, I am in Canada; I got another business degree in English! I am excited to share all my language learning experiences with you! I have 3+ years of teaching Japanese and specify in teaching beginners, and students would like to pass JLPT N2 and N1 tests. I sincerely hope I can help you with your Japanese study!

I’m AMANO from Tokyo Japan. I’m a native Japanese speaker who uses Online to teach Japanese. Why would you like to learn Japanes? Even if you study a lot of Japanese grammar and vocab, you won't be able to use it unless you learn to how to communicate. Why don't we study some useful Japanese together！ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 【Example】 どうぞ　よろしく⇒We do not use it at all.. douzo　yoroshiku わたしは　〇〇　です⇒We do not use it at all. Watashi wa 〇〇desu 〇〇　です から〇〇です⇒unnatural 〇〇desukara〇〇desu なるほど⇒Rude naruhodo もんだいない⇒unnatural mondainai ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 我是日本东京的AMANO。 我使用联机教日语。我是日本人 你为什么想学日语？ 在书本上或者学校里不管记住多少语法或者单词， 如果用日语无法交流的话，那么学多少也没用 我们一起来学习可以用得到的日语吧 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 私は東京（とうきょう）に住（す）んでいるAMANOといいます。 私はオンラインを使（つか）って 日本語（にほんご）を教（おし）えているネイティブの日本人（にほんじん）です。 なぜ日本語（にほんご）を勉強（べんきょう）したいですか？ テキスト　や　学校(がっこう)　で、たくさん　文法(ぶんぽう...

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...

Hi there, I'm Ayumi. ✔My lesson is perfectly suited for the type of student below! 【My lessons are ideal for students who are:】 ・Absolute beginners (No worries if you know nothing about Japanese! Within about three months, most of my students can handle very basic Japanese conversations. I focus on understanding and using Japanese naturally, not memorizing fixed phrases.) ・Self-taught students who want to take the next step ・Planning to study, work, or live in Japan in the future ・Foreigners currently living in Japan ・Students preparing for JLPT N5–N3 ・Students who want to practice speaking and conversation in Japanese (output) 【Lesson style】 ・Textbook (I use Genki I & II (3rd edition)) ・Conversation-based lessons If you have something specific you want to learn, just tell me! 【Japanese Level】 Beginner to Intermediate 【Age】 12 years old and above ✔about me I’m a native Japanese speaker. I have been teaching since 2016 and have accumulated around 6,500 hours of teaching ex...

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.