1,703 Japanese teachers available
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10
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
For Conversation I have only few experience of teaching Japanese as a volunteer.
My classes are for focusing on speaking (oral )so if you want to know about the grammar or details of that, it isn't suitable to choose me !!,,,,I cannot teach about Japanese grammar. sorry!$
15
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Have fun learning about your favorite topics and improve your Japanese! If you have fun talking, your Japanese will definitely improve! Let me support you to reach your goal! I am so glad if I can help you to improve your Japanese! In the first trial session, I will ask you about what kind of skills you want to improve mainly, your goal and check your current Japanese skills. Then, let's find your goal together and discuss how to achieve your goal!.
$
23
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Certified tutor with 3 years of experience Hello, everyone. I’m Kaku from China but now living in Tokyo. I majored in Japanese language and finished a 420-hour Japanese teaching course in Tokyo. I love learning languages and I’m currently learning Spanish. I understand how it is difficult to learn a new language and I know how to guide you.
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$
22
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Native Certified Japanese Tutor with 7 years of experience Therefore, I do not use textbooks, but use my original slides to study. Japanese language has many particles and conjugated forms that can be confusing, and because of this, when making Japanese sentences, it is common to make mistakes in the order of words or use the wrong particles, resulting in sentences with different meanings.
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$
18
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
I'll make sure you can enjoy conversations with Japanese people and speak with confidence! For Beginners: It's okay if you're starting Japanese from scratch! Let's learn together starting from hiragana, simple greetings, and I can explain in English too.
I'm ooking forward to meeting you in my lesson!
・Informal Tutoring
In this course, I generally don't prepare materials. We can do things like: ・Chatting in Japanese$
28
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Instructors who are currently acquiring Japanese teaching qualifications My other hobbies include cooking, playing golf, and traveling! 🌟
I can speak English a little, so if you don't know how to say it in Japanese, please talk to me in English👍I'll tell you how to say it in Japanese right away!
During the trial lesson, we will think of a class that suits you.$
9
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Let's enjoy learning Japanese! Please don't hesitate to talk with me,like a friend:) Lessons will be tailored to suit your needs. Start with a trial lesson! If you have questions, please do not hesitate to ask me. Let's solve it together!
European Certified English Qualification EF SET B2 level (Semi-advanced level)
TOEIC L&R Test score 720 points acquired
I am good at lessons in daily conversation.
Don't be afraid to speak Japanese!
I can help you in English.$
8
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
たのしい 日本語⭐️ わたし の なまえ は あゆみ です。 たのしく いっしょに べんきょう しましょう! (簡単な英語を使うことは可能です)
テキスト「みんなの日本語」「できる日本語」
〜こんなレッスンができます〜
⭐️日本食の作り方講座。日本人の食文化ご紹介。
⭐️初級者向けレッスン。
⭐️ネイティブだからできる!発音矯正。
⭐️旅行に来る前に知っておきたい日本の「文化」「見どころ」「穴場紹介」。
⭐️好奇心旺盛(楽しいことが大好きです!)
⭐️興味のあるトピックスで語彙力UP!
あなたのスキルや興味に合わせた内容で楽しく効果的に日本語を学んでもらうようにお手伝いいたします。ぜひ、お気軽にメッセージください🎵$
16
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Support in Spanish (general public) and English (some) English! !! After visiting several Latin American countries, I now live in Guatemala. I prefer to talk to you, travel and cook in Japanese. I have visited Spain, South Korea, the United States, Argentina, Bolivia, Belize, and Mexico.
We can't wait to get to know you! !!$
28
50-min lesson
Japanese
Time zone: Durham, NC
•- Speaks
Over 4 years of Japanese and Japan experience. To achieve this, I not only use textbooks and traditional methods, but I also try to incorporate other aspects of Japanese culture to cultivate a better understanding of the language. I love to watch Japanese anime, TV, and movies, play Japanese games, and read manga.