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SENO Chiaki

FlexLessons:
Introductory
Beginner 1
Beginner 2
Intermediate
Beginner 2/Intermediate (Discussion Dojo)
Beginner 2 Grammar (incl. JLPT N4)
Low Intermediate Grammar (incl. JLPT N3)

Private Lessons: Introductory
Beginner



Introducing

Hello! My name is Chiaki Seno.

I am truly delighted to be of help to learners of the Japanese language. I intend to have online Japanese classes where everyone can talk as much as possible. I want to introduce Japanese culture in our online classes and use the opportunity to let everyone experience a part of it.

My hobby is playing the piano and, on occasion, the cello. I live with my husband, two children, and our family dog. The dog is very cute, but also very naughty?I have to scold him every day!

I look forward to meeting you in our online classroom.



Japanese Teaching Style

What kinds of activities do you include in your online Japanese classes?

Introductory

We practice how to say some simple grammar structures in Japanese, and Japanese vocabulary concerning the names of jobs, places and things. Once you get used to saying these, you can move on and start talking about yourself in Japanese. Even if it's your first time studying Japanese, I try to make it an easy, enjoyable experience. If you already know a little Japanese, this is also a great place for you to review and get your tongue around the Japanese language again.

Beginner 1

Would you like to start talking about your plans, actions, experiences, and wishes in Japanese? Using some simple Japanese adjectives introduced at the Beginner 1 level gives you the ability to explain the state of people and things. Then, add the Japanese grammar you've just learned to give your own answers in Japanese to classmates' questions.

Intermediate

I'd like to hear about your experiences and opinions on the selected topics within each online Japanese class. While answering each other's questions you'll find yourself learning new Japanese vocabulary and better ways to state your comments. At this level we begin to introduce some Japanese idioms and proverbs, as well as some of the latest trendy words in Japanese.

Please share your thoughts on teaching and learning Japanese.

In my online Japanese classes I put an emphasis on creating an atmosphere in which you can study in a laid-back fashion. Come on in and join the conversation.



Experience

 

Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Foreign Language Department, Spanish Major
  Completed the NAFL Institute's Correspondence Educational Instructor's Course
  Passed the Japanese Language Teacher Proficiency Test