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I love to teach any kind of people from various backgrounds. And learning language is the one of the most difficult and rewarding thing to learn. It means that you need much time, energy and stick to the schedule and preparation beforehand. And it also means that you will have ups and downs on your progress. Therefore, my policy on lesson is 'Carrot-And-Stick'. I think that the student needs to experience the time of hardships and funs. Because when we learn a language, we also have to learn communication skill with that language as well. That is not easy for the student and the teacher. Therefore, especially, if you consider whether your child should learn Japanese with me or not, don't expect me to be an entertainer all the time. If you seek for such teacher, I think your child should go to the class. Rather, I will try to teach, encourage and discipline where there is the need that I have to do. That is my style on the lesson. I am greatly looking forward to teaching you! Thank you.
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    1. Is the blue sky pretty? 2. Who is the woman in this photo? 3. There is a flower shop between station and convenient store. 4. There are not so many shops around here. 5. That man has long legs, doesn't he?
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    April 11, 2019
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    ありがとうございます=) そうみたいですね。わたしはIPHONE持っていないんでわからないんですが、以前、IPHONEを使った生徒さんがカフェから、私とレッスンしたことがあります。遠くの音を本人がしゃべっていない時でも、遠くの声として保ってくれていて、とてもいいなと思いました。ただ、分からないのがそれがIPHONEのヘッドセットの機能なのか、IPHONEと連携して働いているの機能なのかということです。そこまでお分かりですかね、、、?あるいはわたしはMacBook Air 2010とIpad miniとIpad 2を持っているのですが、それでも同じように機能してくれるんでしょうか?お分かりではあれば返答お願いします。
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    January 25, 2016
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    レッスンで使うヘッドセット 先生や生徒の皆さんは、カフェでスカイプレッスンすることありますか?わたしは以前やってみたことありますが、ヘッドセットが周りの音や風の音を拾ったりと、かなりストレスでやめました。でも、周りの雑音を遠くから聞こえるようにしてくれるヘッドセットがあったら買いたいなと思っています。どなたかそんなヘッドセット知っていたら教えていただきたいです。 Have you ever tried Skype lesson at Cafe? I have but it was so bad as a mic at head set picked up any kind of the sounds and it prevented my lessons. However, I still would like to try it to have more lessons effectively. So do you know any headset recommendable to have the lesson at Cafe, which keeps the noisy sound from teacher and the student? Thank you=)
    January 24, 2016
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    September 2, 2015
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    August 31, 2015
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    August 31, 2015
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    The different place, the different meaning I had a student practiced the particle 'も' which made me drawn my attention to the interesting point. 「ジョンさんは、4つのハンバーガーも食べました」, which means 'John ate four hamburgers too'. 「ジョンさんは、4つもハンバーガーを食べました」 or 「ジョンさんは、ハンバーガーを4つも食べました」 which mean, 'John ate as many as four hamburgers' You might remember that words order in the Japanese language is not so matter when you use the particles correctly, however, in such cases above, you sometimes have to be careful about the order when making some expressions.
    August 27, 2015
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    これは行き過ぎ?-Strawberry Curry!- 最近、面白いカレーを見つけました。その名も「いちごのカレー」。。。だれが食べるねん!?と突っ込んどいて、自分で買いましたが、まだ食べていません。そういえば、ハンバーグにパイナップルをのせて、食べたりしますよね?それと似ているのかな、、、まだ怖くて食べれません。でもそのうち食べます!
    August 6, 2015
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    孤独のグルメ 生徒さんから、時々、いいドラマを教えてほしいと言われます。今日見つけました。「孤独のグルメ」というドラマです。YOUTUBEでも見れます。日本のいろいろなおいしい食べ物を知ることができます。とてもコミカルで楽しいですよ=)
    July 31, 2015
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    What is the particle 'だ'? My student gave me a question shown in the title. And I showed here the answer. A nice question=) だ is, yes, the short form for 'です'. But it can be applied for the sentence of 'Xはnounです' or 'XはNA-adjectiveです' while you can not use だ in such way if the sentence is 'XはI-adjectiveです'. ex) わたしはカナダ人です and わたしはカナダ人だ. Both are fine because カナダ人 is the noun. 彼女はきれいです and 彼女はきれいだ. Both are fine because きれい(な) is な-adjective. But レッスンはたのしいです is fine while レッスンはたのしいだ is incorrect. To make it correct form, you shouldn't put だ right after い-adjective. レッスンはたのしい is enough in the short form. And だ-form is not impolite, rather, simply casual or shorter form. And it has a very important part in making the sentence more colloquial form. ex) あなたは日本人だね?(seeking confirmation) わたしはカナダ人だよ(wanting to make the listener assured) Does it make a sense?=)
    June 26, 2015
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