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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...

(Español abajo/Português em baixo) Hi, I'm Azumi from Yokohama, Japan. I can teach you Japanese in English, Spanish and Portuguese! I was born in Tokyo, raised in Yokohama and schooled in Vancouver, Canada. I have taught Japanese since 2004 in 3 different countries: Canada, Colombia and Brasil. I teach from beginner's levels to preps for Japanese Language Proficiency Exam (JLPT) levels N5-N1 or the exams for the scholarships offered by the Japanese Embassy, called MEXT. I have many students who have passed N1 and N2, won the MEXT scholarships and are studying or working in Japan! I also worked in Colombia as a Japanese-English-Spanish translator and interpreter for 10 years, mainly in international technical cooperation projects. The strength in my teaching is that I can explain Japanese grammar with comparisons to English, Spanish or Portuguese. When a student asks a question about Japanese, seldom do I say "because that's how it works". I can provide you a clear explanation for ev...

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!