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How the Japanese language works. (To teachers who teach English to Japanese)
How the Japanese language works. (To teachers who teach English to Japanese)
Japanese is such a language. (Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.)
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I am available to answer any questions or concerns you may have about the Japanese language or Japanese people.
I'm also planning a separate Japanese language course for English teachers who would like to learn more about the Japanese language.
The following are described for your reference as common causes of problems caused by differences between English and Japanese.
* Japanese often has no subject.
* Adjectives also have past tenses.
* The meanings of the words "go" and "come" are different from those in English.
* Prepositions are not found in Japanese.
* Japanese has no "r" and "th" pronunciations, etc.
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• Cancellation possible at any time without charge.
After request is confirmed (fixed)
• More than 24 hours before lesson start time.→ Cancellation is possible at any time.
• Less than 24 hours before lesson start time.→ The tutor may take a cancellation fee.
• No-Show→ The tutor may take a cancellation fee.
(Please check with the tutor for details.)
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