Insegnanti di Giapponese trovati: 64

🌻：about me Hello,everyone! I’m JUNKO. I’m Japanese and live in Japan now. I had lived in English-speaking world and South Korea for a few years. So I can speak English and Korea as well, very familiar to cultural difference. I love language too. Let's enjoy talk in Japanese . Why you need me: ▶︎ Working experience on Japanese tutor ▶︎Have a Very Familiar to cultural difference and Japanese culture and custom I have experience about to teach Japanese for a few years on online. I could support to native expressions！ 🌻：With my classes you can ◆Improve your pronunciation ◆Improve your understanding and use of grammar ◆Increase your range of vocabulary ◆Build your confidence in speaking ◆to do school's assignment 【It's up to you about class what do we lean】 🌻：Memo During the class,I can help English and Korean . Don't worry. :)

Hi, everyone! I'm Chie and I'm a native Japanese speaker. Are you interested in Japanese culture, food, TV shows or history?? I've taught Japanese for beginners, intermediate and advance students alike for 5 years, so if you are just starting out don't worry. My lesson is focused on conversation so that students have a chance to interact through verbal communication and participate in the learning of a new language, as well as, have fun in our class. I look forward to having the privilege of helping to introduce a new culture, as well as, the experience of learning a new language to you.

★ Absolute Beginners Welcome!!! ★ Informal fun lessons tailored to suit every individuals. Never has learning Japanese been so enjoyable and achievable; ) All class material is provided. Hi Japanese learners! I am Chiaki, I was born and grew up in Japan, I have lived in Australia for a year and lived in the UK for the last 5 years. In the UK I gave private Japanese lessons to several British students. I enjoyed time with my students so much that I wanted to start to teaching online to meet more people in different countries. Have you ever experienced the situation where you have taken a phrase from a Japanese textbook and said it to a Japanese person and received only a confused look in response? Probably the reason is that textbooks tend to teach Japanese in an ultra-polite form. Those basics are very important to know but you also need to know the casual way to say things, as native speakers do, to make conversations flow. This is also necessary to understand what Jap...

🌈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...

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 ...

Hi! I'm Ami. I teach basic Japanese without any accent or dialect. I lived in North America for six years, so I can use English if you need me to. I hold a Master's degree in Education, specializing in Japanese. Over the past decade, I have been honing my teaching skills and am currently employed at an international school in Japan. Additionally, I offer lessons on Verbling during the weekends. Please note that my availability may be limited due to this schedule. The structure of my lessons is flexible, tailored to your specific needs. Whether it's learning grammar and enriching your vocabulary through conversation, focusing on grammar or pronunciation, or reading articles together, I am here to help. If needed, I can also provide relevant study materials in PDF format. I look forward to the opportunity to converse with you. Let's embark on this journey to master Japanese together!

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.