Hello! こんにちは！Merhaba!
I speak not only Japanese but also English and Turkish. I’m here to support those who want to start learning Japanese or brush up on their basics. Let’s discover the joy of learning a new language together!

What’s included in the trial lesson:
- Basic greetings and simple self-introduction (with support in English or Turkish)
- Practice Japanese pronunciation and key phrases
- Discuss your learning goals and create a customized study plan together

With explanations in English or Turkish, beginners can feel at ease while learning Japanese. Give it a try, and let’s start your Japanese journey!

Hello!　こんにちは
This lesson is designed for the people who want to learn practical Japanese for everyday use with support in English, Japanese and Turkish, you can feel confident and comfortable throughout the session.

Lesson Content:
Practice basic greetings and self-introductions (e.g., "Konnichiwa," "How are you today?")
Learn simple grammar (e.g., the use of "desu/masu," "wa/ga/o")
Expand your vocabulary with themed lessons (e.g., food, places, hobbies)
Improve conversation skills through practical role-playing (e.g., shopping or restaurant scenarios)
Discover Japanese culture and manners in a fun way!
Let’s enjoy learning Japanese together!

Fun and Easy to difficult Japanese Conversation lesson: From Daily Conversation to Japanese Culture!

Price will be $9/60min, $8/45min after 2026.
You will acquire Japanese language skills at the A1 to A2 levels by using text book "Irodori".
This text book is free shared online.

A1 is the level where you can greet others and engage in very simple communication using memorized expressions. A2 is the level where you can hold short, basic everyday conversations about familiar topics.

Lessons will be conducted based on the Japanese coursebook "Irodori: Japanese for Life". This is a teaching material designed to help foreigners acquire basic Japanese communication skills necessary for living and working in Japan.

This teaching material focuses on learning Japanese required for various situations in daily life in Japan, such as working, shopping, going out, dining, and interacting with others.