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Juliette
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From France
Living in Yokohama, Japan
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Alan Hounshell
22 French lessons
Juliette is fun to work with and she has a wonderful personality. I would suggest her for those wanting to learn French from a native speaker.
Josephine
25 French lessons
Went through a super useful listening exercise from the textbook today. One where I knew most of the words so vocabulary wasn’t the main obstacle. Rather it was the information density and having to listen between the lines.
Thank you Juliette for being super patient and never just telling me the answer. Instead she let me replay the audio again and again (at least 20 times I reckon), and gives me hints until I can figure out the answer myself. Super helpful for training the listening ear. Merci beaucoup!!
Grace15
9 French lessons
My sessions with Juliette are one of the highlights of my week! She is such a joy to talk with and makes practicing French feel natural and fun. Thank you Juliette for helping me practice the language I love the most!
Grace15
9 French lessons
Juliette is such an amazing individual to chat with in French. After such a heavy week of work, I close my week with a positive, relaxed, interesting, and engaging conversation. I learn something interesting about the French language, culture in every class. We need more teachers like Juliettes in the world that offer sessions with compassion, no judgement, and fun!
Jamie
3 French lessons
Thank you, great tutor, very friendly & professional! merci beaucoup!
Josephine
25 French lessons
As always we started off the lesson with a short conversation about our week. She picked up that I was having trouble expressing the the idea of "bring" and give a quick overview amener, ramener, apporter, rapporter, emmener, emporter, récupérer and their differences. I really like that she picks up on little things like this, links it up commonly used words/ expression and always brings in any relevant context e.g. she'd explain emporter and additionally say "à emporter" would mean take away.
We then moved onto the listening exercise on different French expressions across different countries. Juliette also then send over a list of French expressed used and we went over the interesting/ commonly used ones.
As always thank you for the lesson and looking forward to our next one!
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