All sessions are recommended for beginners and intermediate level students.
Practice using casual language, colloquial speech, and polite language to talk about the topics that interest you with me now!
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こんにちは! 私はりりーです。Hello! My name is Lily.
In our Daily Conversation sessions for week #1 of March, we are going to practice expressing yourself comfortably in stressful situations (for example, if you get on the wrong bus and ended up in Saitama instead of Nagano and need to ask for help!), as well as making small talk about where you live (for example, if you live in Wakayama, you could tell new friends that your town has a train station that looks like a cat!)
The end goal of each Conversation session is to help you become comfortable in using your Japanese in a new type of situation!
In our Daily Conversation sessions for week #2 of March, we are going to practice discussing your favorite video games with others (did you love or hate the Korok side quests in Breath of the Wild?), and also practice confidently expressing problem situations at school (for example, telling someone that your teacher’s grades are unfair).
The end goal of each Conversation session is to help you become comfortable in using your Japanese in a new type of situation!
In our Daily Conversation sessions for week #3 of March, we are going to practice expressing yourself comfortably in stressful situations (for example, if you get on the wrong bus and ended up in Saitama instead of Nagano and need to ask for help!), as well as practice understanding and participating in conversations about cooking (should I add more salt, or more sugar?)
The end goal of each Conversation session is to help you become comfortable in using your Japanese in a new type of situation!
In our Daily Conversation sessions for week #4 of March, we are going to talk about amusing Japanese animal-themed idioms (what does it mean to say “reading Buddhist prayers to your horse”?), as well as practice understanding and participating in conversations about smartphones and the internet (what’s your favorite app, and what do you use it for?)
The end goal of each Conversation session is to help you become comfortable in using your Japanese in a new type of situation!
In our Daily Conversation session for week #5 of March, we are going to talk about amusing Japanese food-themed idioms (what does it mean to say “grilling grilled mochi”?).
The end goal of each Conversation session is to help you become comfortable in using your Japanese in a new type of situation!
The times shown are for EST (Eastern Standard Time) so if you need to check what time this is in your country, please use this https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/
When you sign up for the free talk session, you will receive a confirmed email for further instruction. Each session is 60 minutes with no more than 5 students so that each student can get as much time both speaking and listening as possible.
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