Nice to Meet You This is the first time for me to write here. I decided to use the site to find some personal language exchange partners or tutors, not to find a teacher. At my university, I took some

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Nice to Meet You This is the first time for me to write here. I decided to use the site to find some personal language exchange partners or tutors, not to find a teacher. At my university, I took some course which for teaching Japanese for foreigners and I already have some experiences of teaching Japanese for English natives. However, I am not interesting in earning money as a teacher via the site. I am interested in having a win-win relationship with English native speakers who are keen on learning Japanese and know how to write academic writing in English and English grammar.

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Nice to Meet You

This is the first time for me to write on here. I decided to use the site to find some personal language exchange partners or tutors, not to find a teacher ( tutor is another word for teacher- did you mean not a professional teacher?). At my university, I took some Japanese courses on how to teach Japanese to foreigners. which for teaching Japanese for foreigners and I already have some experiences of teaching Japanese to English natives. However, I am not interested in earning money as a teacher via the site. I am interested in having a win-win relationship with English native speakers who are keen on learning Japanese and know how to write academicly writing in English with proper English grammar.

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Nice to Meet You

This is the first time for me to write/my first time writing here. I decided to use the site to find some personal language exchange partners or tutors - not to find a teacher (perfect). At my university, I took some courses which for in teaching Japanese for/to foreigners' and I already have some experiences of teaching Japanese to native speakers of English ('natives' as a noun has other connotations so use it as an adjective). However, I am not interested in earning money as a teacher via this site. (Instead) I am interested in having a win-win relationship with English native speakers who are keen on learning Japanese and know how to write are experienced in academic writing in English and English grammar.

Japanese for - the preposition is 'for' ok if the whole phrase is like a book or subject title, hence I have inserted quotation marks. Otherwise use 'to' and omit the quotes.

Adjectives of 'feeling' often come in -ed/-ing pairs (eg bored/boring), and their use is frequently

confused. You used interesting, but interested is the correct one. -ing relates to cause, -ed denotes outcome

Difficult to avoid the ambiguities inherent in 'English' and 'native'. I think it is best to say it once and then leave it implicit thereafter.

http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/14582/meaning-of-native-speaker-of-english

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1991909

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