Self-learning English 🇺🇸 /please feel free to contact me through DM/Japanese man🇯🇵/60-second talker
upload a video for one minute, but not often.
#langtwt
I'm just talking about the method to brush up on English skills under this unexpected situation. It is so difficult for Japanese people to meet with English speakers in real situations. That's why I came up with these ideas. Please check it out.
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“The longer you wait, too, the more chances there are for life’s obstacles to get in the way.”
Kesi Irvin from CNBC news
@Kesitoandfro
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I was shocked by the fact that one of my favorite tutors on Cambly will take a break for a while. She has a plan to get a different job that is completely unrelated to teaching English. I could easily talk with her and bring every single topic we could enjoy all the time. #cambly
From this perspective, I came up with the idea of a business, 24/7 Japanese conversational platform like Cambly. Whenever you want to speak Japanese, you can talk with a native speaker on the internet.
Recently, I've been thinking about some problems in my life. For example, one friend of mine from another country told me that there's no Japanese in a real situation even though he is an avid Japanese learner. That's why he has been taking a class on Italki.
There are no reasons to migrate to another.
There's no point in what I tweeted. Instead of working on Japanese behavior, I should focus on a new environment for Japanese learners. Now, most people have technologies and the internet, so they can easily communicate with others.
Q: There's a 24/7 online subscription Japanese class. The format is a one-on-one typed platform, not a group study. The price is about $300 a month. The subscription provides you a class for 30 minutes a day. You can book a class in advance, also book it instantly.
Hey. what's up, everyone. I just upload a video.
We're in a nightmare for almost 1 year half. We get some negative effects from the disastrous virus.
However, I think there're some positive effects of this pandemic. Please check it out.
#pandmic#COVID
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If you would like make conversation with Japanese or know what kansai dialect is, I'm gonna be your Japanese tutor!
I've been teaching Japanese for three months on Italki. I'm looking forward to meet you in class!
#Japanese#italki#langtwt
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I've been teaching Japanese to some students from all over the world. They are kinda my motivation to keep brushing up my English skills. I'm always impressed by their polite attitude and diligent learning styles. I hope I could give them some impressions through my class.
Hey, what's up, everyone. How's going. In Japan, it's late morning.
I just uploaded a video about the Kansai dialect in Japanese.
IT'S COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FROM NORMAL JAPANESE.
Please check it out!
#japenselearner#japense#kansaidialect
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Hey everyone. I have a question about English vocab.
I came across the word: in peril when I read an article on CNN. Then in my mind, the meaning is the same as danger, hazard, and crisis.
Q: What are the differences between them?
#English
@KevinAbroad1 As an English learner, I could expand the resources to improve my knowledge. If I'm a monolingual only to be able to speak in Japanese, the information I can look up on the internet is limited. But soon after reaching a certain level of English, I can absorb tons of resources.
@mippee_tee Thanks mippee. I have been allocated most of my time into videos on Youtube. I hope it will work in near future.
ドラマは発音の練習にもなるし、語彙力アップにも繋がるね!「逃げるは恥だが役に立つ」っていうドラマおすすめするよ!
I would like to acquire American English. But, sometimes, I'm confused about whether I should work on English pronunciation. While some say it's quite difficult to acquire it, some can do it. There're multiple opinions people have. How's your opinion?