Emi | えみ先生

In today’s lesson, I introduced my family through a PowerPoint. All in Japanese! That was the best presentation I ever delivered! There were a few mistakes, but Emi sensei kindly pointed them out. She also gave lots of encouragement and suggestions for next time. Thank you Emi sensei for this opportunity. I'm looking forward to our next lesson! 😊🌻

I have enjoyed working with Emi-sensei. She is very knowledgeable about the Japanese language and Japanese culture. She is a good listener and lets you talk but she is also able to provide specific feedback after the lesson to identify areas for improvement. ありがとうございます！

Emi is a great teacher! Her personality is warm and open so it makes it super easy to talk to her. I asked her to prepare a few articles for us to use during the free talk and she came prepared with everything we would need. Very attentive to detail and seems to really try to understand her students needs. Highly recommend.

I have been so anxious about starting lessons for over a year now, just practicing on my own. I finally realized I needed to start working with an instructor and signed up with Emi Sensei for my first lesson. She's fantastic! She made me feel so at ease and I can't wait to sign up for my next lesson! Thank you so much Emi Sensei!

Emi 先生 is very well prepared. I learned a lot today. I had her full attention during our call. I really enjoyed the class.

I have taken lessons from Emi-sensei for around 2 months now, and I feel that she prioritises the depth and quality of the lesson over the progress which is why I feel her lessons are great, pairing up with light self studying. The nuggets of grammar knowledge that aren't in the textbook that she gives are useful and interesting. As a beginner, I am able to understand 100% of the lesson even though it is almost completely held in Japanese, which I find quite awesome as I was able to tune my brain to Japanese the whole time without feeling fatigued and confused. I hope to continue having lessons with Emi-Sensei and hopefully be able to have a small yet decent grasp of the language.