発音もスタンダードでききとりやすく、丁寧に教えてくださいます。

半蔵門線、田園都市線・南北線沿線のカフェでドイツ語のマンツーマンレッスンを行っています。 Dan先生はドイツと日本のハーフですので、ドイツ語と日本語のバイリンガル。英語もパーフェクトなので、英語の授業もOKです。
子供時代は日本で過ごしました。また、留学生として京都大学の大学院で学ばれた経験もあり、現在は東京大学の大学院で法律の研究をしています。
ドイツ語の初心者でも、安心してレッスンが受けられます。

　 Hello! My name is Michael Young and I am from the state of Tennessee in America!
Japanese culture is certainly very different from American culture, but I enjoy learning about the differences and am having fun living in Japan!
I am a relaxed person who believes in working hard, but also in having fun. The one-on-one teaching style of IHCWAY is appealing in that it allows for in-depth English practice while also providing a comfortable atmosphere. It is my belief that in order to learn, we need to be comfortable and have fun!
My main hobbies are watching movies and playing tennis! I am not a very skilled tennis player, but I have fun playing with my friends. As for movies, I have started learning more about Japanese movies and have enjoyed the ones I have watched!
I truly believe that learning another language is more than a pursuit of practical knowledge; it is a journey to understand other cultures in our world, and through that journey, learn more about ourselves. I hope you enjoy learning English!

Michael

　 Hello everybody,
To start off, my name is Daniel Andreano. I am 21 years old and a student at the University of Virginia in the US. Currently I am am an exchange student at Sophia University (上智大学) studying Japanese and have been here in Japan for 6 months. As I student, I understand the difficulty that comes from trying to learn a language.
Teaching through IHCWAY has become of my most enjoyable experiences while studying abroad. I hope to one day come back to Japan and teach English at high schools. So I especially enjoy the opportunity to not only build strong relationships with my students, but also to see how they improve from week-to-week. I think that is one of the best reasons to learn through IHCWAY. Having the chance to get so much face-to-face speaking practice and share each others culture.
I make an effor to push my students to speak as much as they can, not just in the classroom but also during the week when they aren't meeting with me. Still, I hope that people won't hesitate to send me questions by e-mail during the week.
I hope we will meet each other soon, and motivate each other to learn!

Daniel