Yukio N.

I try to make the lessons enjoyable and progress can be felt.We use a variety of materials for different age groups.Even if you cannot read basic Japanese letters (hiragana, katakana, kanji), you can practice pronunciation using the alphabet.

I have been teaching for 6 years at Preply and other online language sites.80% of my students are beginners. First, for beginners, I use an alphabet so that students does not stress the Japanese characters. I teach basic grammar and phrases.

I have also taught the JLPT for 6 years, which is given in July and December.N5 and N4 students review basic knowledge by solving example questions at the beginner level.For N3 and above, students study more complex expressions by solving past papers.Almost 100% of our N5N4No test takers pass the exam.

For elementary school students and younger, the lessons are more about basic vocabulary, names of household items and animals, numbers from 1 to 10, and simple greeting phrases rather than learning letters.For children, I try to keep their interest and focus on learning in our lessons.

The most difficult part of business Japanese is honorific expression(keigo).In this class, we will focus on the use of honorifics and expressions, as well as business manners unique to Japan.

For intermediate-level Japanese language learners, lessons are basically conducted in Japanese. When expressions or words that you do not understand come up, we will explain them in English.