Self-introduction

Hello. My name is Nakayasu. I am Japanese and I live near Osaka in Japan.
I am fairly old, now 67 years old. I had been designing many micro-computers for long years, then but I once retired at 62 years old, thereafter I work as an electrical chief engineer again at present. The electrical chief engineer sounds kind of important, but in fact it means an engineer who maintains electrical equipments in factory or and so on, where they use a lot of electricity. The name of the job is determined in law, but it is not such an important job.
I was interested in the languages since I was young, but I majored in electrical engineering in which I was also strongly interested, and I had been working as an engineer. However, I would like to start studying languages when I was once retired and I passed the examination to take the qualification of Japanese language teacher. Then Now I teach Japanese to foreigners in school or in a volunteer group, while I study English, German, Chinese, Spanish and Russian which I recently began to study, by language exchange and self teaching. But Though, foreign languages are some difficult for me.
This is my brief profile. I am willing to post some sentences to this site, so please correct them, if there is an wrong incorrect part. Thank you.


Whoa, that's pretty cool Nakayasu!
I hope you continue studying languages,

and hopefully be able to use them with other native speakers.
All the best! 

Self-introduction

Hello. My name is Nakayasu. I am Japanese and I live near Osaka in Japan.
I am fairly old, now 67 years old. I  designed many micro-computers for many  years. After I  retired at 62 years old, thereafter I work as an electrical chief engineer again at present. The electrical chief engineer sounds kind of important, but in fact it means an engineer who maintains electrical equipment in a factory or so on, where they use a lot of electricity. The name of the job is determined in law, but it is not such an important job.
I have been  interested in  languages since I was young, but I majored in electrical engineering in which I was also strongly interested, and I  worked  as an engineer. However, I would like to start studying languages  now I am  retired, and I passed the examination to take the qualification of Japanese language teacher. Now (?) I teach Japanese to foreigners in school or in volunteer groups, while I study English, German, Chinese, Spanish, and Russian which I recently began to study, by language exchange and self teaching. But foreign languages are rather  difficult for me.
This is my brief profile. I am willing to post some sentences to this site, so please correct them, if there is anything wrong. Thank you.