This is a fun and relaxed couversation class for A2-B1 level students who want to increase vocabulary and expression, and improve conversational abilities. *A2 level: can describe things in simple terms and understand simple expressions. B1 level: can use Japanese when travelling and talk about my hobbies, work and family. After you booked the lesson, you can see topics we will talk in the lessons in the attached file. This lesson is good for those who: - want to try out vocab and grammar they have learned - want to know if they use Japanese correctly - want to improve conversational skill such as give an opinion, ask questions, interrupt and change subject - want to increase various vocab and expression from the teacher and other students. - want to be motivated by joining Japanese learners' community I want the lesson to be free flowing, students to engage in conversations, interact with other students, and improve their confidence :)! Don't afraid of making mistakes. Mistakes make you improve and help other learners to understand the language. Feel free to express your opinion. I will help you when you cannot find appropriate words or expressions to express your opinion. Don't worry if you are little nervous about speaking in front of everyone! If there are more than 4 students, we will start with talking in pairs or in a small group so that you can get used to the atmosphere and get relaxed easily! Lesson Structure: - Ice break - Talk in pairs (Only if there are more than 4 students in the class) - Talk with everyone *If you are unsure of your level or have questions, please contact me before booking a class.

The main goal of this lesson is to increase vocab and expression, try to speak Japanese in your own words, and improve your confidence when speaking Japanese. I will provide support throughout and encourage a lively and interesting conversation! After this class, you will : - expand vocabulary and expressions about the topic - learn to talk your experience, give an opinion, ask questions, interrupt and change the subject - learn from each other's speaking habits in order to better understand your own