Who wants to be a JAPANESE TUTOR???

Question

Im looking for someone, it would help if you are from the L.A. and orange county, CA area because of the time but if not thats ok too. I am currently minoring in japanese and will have to deal with a 8 month gap without a japanese class. so im looking for someone to help me with speaking japanese, a little with kanji and just basically getting a hold of the language, so if your interested, please respond.

Answer 1

Check with your college, they usually have a network for matching up tutors with students. Or go to Japantown (you're lucky that Los Angeles has one of the few remaining Japantowns in the U.S.) and put up a flier and ask around.

Answer 2

I need help with my Japanese as well! Here is an idea: look for community care (elderly care, both live in and day-care) centers that specialize in assisting Japanese people. You'd be amazed -- there are so many elderly Japanese folks (Nisei, too) sitting around with no one to talk to! I contacted one in my area to volunteer wtih them a few days/week to improve my Japanese. They were ecstatic to hear from me! Alas, my time committments (work) prevented me from starting the program but I joined the local Japanese Cultural Center group to work with them when they have language classes and when they need volunteers. I am sure that you can find something similar to Kimochi Home in the LA area.

Answer 3

私は日本語についてのすべてを教えてもいい。 あなたがしなければならないのは毎日寿司を食べることだけである。

Answer 4

pick me pick me I've always wanted to toot in japanese.