Shuni
Nombre de visites : il y a 13 minutes
Shuni
Enseignant professionnel![]()
Enseigne
Anglais
Natif
Japonais
Parle
Indonésien
Natif
Autre
Native in English & Indonesian, TEFL Certified, Completed The Japan Foundation Training Program
Enseigne
Anglais
Natif
Japonais
Parle
Indonésien
Natif
Autre
Native in English & Indonesian, TEFL Certified, Completed The Japan Foundation Training Program
De IndonésieLieu de résidence : Jakarta, Indonésie (14:51 UTC+07:00)
À propos de moi
Professeur italki depuis le 3 Oct 2024Sujets d'intérêtÉcritureNourritureLectureVoyagesFilms
Hi. I'm Shuni. Thank you for checking on my profile. I was born in Indonesia into an English speaking family. That makes me native in English and Indonesian. I do have a second language, though. It’s Japanese. I started to learn Japanese after graduating from high school. What I’m trying to say is that I cannot relate well with those learning English as a second language, but I do know very well what it is like to learn a second language. So, allow me to guide you through the excitement of learning a second language, because I've been there.Moi en tant que professeur
I’ve experiences in teaching English, Indonesian, and Japanese. Because Japanese isn’t my native language, I often find it easier to explain Japanese grammar instead of English or Indonesian grammar. There are times when a foreigner asks me about an English or Indonesian expression or spelling which I had taken for granted. For example: Does “news” mean “many new things” because it ends with an “s”? Why do you say “the news doesn’t sound good” instead of “the news don’t sound good”? Then, I’d have to look up some sources to be able to answer that the word “news” is plural in form but singular in construction. With Japanese, it’s the other way around. I teach from what I’ve learned myself.Mes leçons et ma méthode d'enseignement
I agree that to learn a language, you should learn it in the respective language. For example, you’re learning Japanese. You should learn it in Japanese. Every language has its own way of expressing things. To express in a certain language, you have to think in that language. But if you think in English to express something in Japanese, you might end up sounding English in your Japanese. I’m not talking about accent. It’s about way of expression.
Nevertheless, some would consider that too much of a challenge. I won’t object. I’m a trilingual. I can teach you Japanese in English, or Indonesian. I also can teach you English in Japanese, or Indonesian.
Which do you prefer? You chose.Mes ressources d'enseignement
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- Documents texte
- Diaporamas/PPT
- Fichiers audio
- Fichiers image
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- Cartes mémoire
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- Devoirs
Certificats
TEFL - The TEFL org - 2021
Certificat vérifié
海外日本教師長期研修 - 国際交流基金日本語国際センター - 1999
Certificat vérifié
Expérience d'enseignement
1995 - 2000
Japanese Language LecturerFull time position, teaching 1st and 2nd year students.
1994 - 2000
Japanese, English, Indonesian TutorAll are Offline
At private homes, mostly one-on-one.
At public courses, in a classroom format, mostly more than two students.
2000 - 2001
English TutorTeaching a junior high school student, one-on-one, offline.
2021 - 2022
Japanese Language InstructorOffline In-house Japanese Language Instructor
Besides teaching the class, I was in charged of constructing the lesson plan.
2000 - 2002
Japanese Language LecturerPart time position, teaching 1st year students.
Formation
1990 - 1995
Licence - Japanese Language & Literature
Expérience professionnelle
2000 - Actuel
Interpreter & TranslatorJapanese - English - Indonesian Interpreter & Translator
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Évaluation
5
Élèves
8
Leçons
100%
Assiduité
100%
Réponse
Leçons (Anglais)
Anglais
Japonais
Leçon d'essai
3 leçons terminées
USD 7.00+
English Educational Game Exercise for Beginner Level
A1 - A2Général0 leçons terminées
USD 25.00
Forfait avec 20% de réduction
English Educational Game Exercise for Intermediate Level
A2 - B2Général0 leçons terminées
USD 35.00
Forfait avec 5% de réduction
Learning English through Stories
A1 - C2Général0 leçons terminées
USD 15.00+
Forfait avec 50% de réduction
Express Yourself in English through A Conversation
A1 - C2Pratique de la conversation1 leçons terminées
USD 20.00+
Forfait avec 31% de réduction
Disponibilité
Selon ton fuseau horaire (UTC+00:00)
Mes créations
Podcast (2)
Quiz (20)
1 avis
Toutes
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YU NOGUCHI
1 leçon en Anglais
Since Shuni can speak Japanese, I was able to understand the subtle differences in nuance. I also learned about the differences in grammar between Japanese and English. It was a very meaningful time. I plan to continue taking lessons and to practice a lot on my own.
2 nov. 2024
Leçon d'essai
USD 7.00
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