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Generally speaking, consuming alcohol can alleviate negative emotions such as anxiety and nervousness, enabling individuals to actively engage in foreign language conversations more than usual.
This phenomenon is related to the 'Affective Filter Hypothesis,' one of the five hypotheses on language acquisition proposed by the renowned linguist Stephen D. Krashen.
Some non-native speakers might find that they can have more fluent conversations in Japanese when they go to a bar or izakaya with Japanese people and enjoy alcoholic beverages.
This lesson is designed for adults, providing an opportunity to engage in casual conversations while enjoying drinks.
*No feedback will be provided for this lesson.
（If I notice something to correct during the conversation, I will write it in the Skype chat.)
*Limited to lessons after 20:00 Japan time.
*Please prepare your own alcoholic beverages.
*Requests from minors are strictly prohibited.
The photo above is for illustrative purposes only.
The photo above is for illustrative purposes only.
