Japanese teachers found: 33

Hi, I’m Hiro! I’m a 28 year old geeky(or maybe nerdy) guy from Japan.🇯🇵 I lived in Melbourne for 4 years when I was little! Which was such a brilliant experience, except that I totally forgot how to speak English after I left(haha) . But later, I became engrossed with the language with hopes of understanding musical lyrics, making friends and, of course, talking about entertainment! I have learnt English completely online and purely through conversation. So if you’re sick and tired of boring grammar lessons, language learning textbooks, or memorizing phrasebooks-You’re looking at the right teacher! Just so you know a little bit about myself: I’m a die hard fan of snooker, anime and music. Whether or not you like any of my interests, I’d love to get to help you talk about your hobbies and interests in Japanese. 😃 I have experience of teaching Japanese for over a year and I'm passionate about teaching students of all levels and ages!!!

Hello there. I'm Yuki I have been teaching Japanese language online since 2018. Are you having a hard time learning the Japanese language? Well, worry no more. I’m here to help you. I will teach you all the basic skills in Japanese in a fun and an easy way. So come and join me. see you then. こんにちは ゆき です。じつは わたし も えいご を まなんでいる せいとの ひとり です。いいたいこと を うまく つたえられない とき や つたわった とき の かんどう は だれよりも りかい できます。そして その かんどう を みなさん と きょうゆう できたら すばらしい と おもって います。 にほんのこと あなたの くにのこと ぶんか それから しゅみ など いろんなこと を おはなし したいと おもっています。 I have completed the Japanese language teacher training course, so I can easily tell you what I learned during the training. Learning other languages ​​is not easy, but even in such cases, I will teach you to learn a language well. Since I was a student myself, I can really understand the feelings of the students. It can be tailored to the needs of the student. So let's study together, work hard and have fun. Lessons and lesson style Not all students are made equal. Some stud...

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!