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• ベガスっこ
• 2024/09/11 (Wed) 10:49
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I also went to ESL → CSN, but to be honest, I think you can improve your English much better by working than studying at school
I don't know what kind of visa you are on, but I think you can work in a Japanese restaurant without needing to be fluent in English at first （ I think you can get a good job with your usual phrase. I think you will be able to work in a Japanese restaurant without needing to be fluent in English at first. （ It is difficult to understand detailed nuances even if you spend a lot of time, and if you don't know history or common knowledge, you can't understand jokes or explanations ）
At first, just the minimum you can live with, but gradually you can make friends （ who understand that you are not good at English ） and can have daily conversation. 966> The trick may be to make friends with people who understand that you are not good at English.

• 小関ユリアナ
• 2024/10/16 (Wed) 07:49
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I have been teaching English, American culture, art, music, and computers for 36 years. Please contact me if you are interested. （ 702 ） 788 － 2666 ．

• meiko
• 2024/10/16 (Wed) 16:16
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This is my third free ESL class to give me a reason to get out of the house as I am not working due to EAD yet. Library → North west career college → CCSD （ Currently ）.
The library was the best of the three and I plan to return to the library for November registration, but the ESL at the library has become so popular that I failed two terms of registration on the web because I had to go to the library in person on the day I registered for classes to make a reservation.

In ESL, I don't feel like my conversation skills are improving because I am only learning how to read and write and my conversation is with other students whose English is poor. Also, my classmates are almost all Latino, so I sometimes feel out of place in class.

In addition to ESL classes, there is a Japanese conversation meetup group on Facebook and meetup every Thursday night from 6pm-9pm.
This is a group of native English speakers who are good at Japanese and want to learn. It's a great way to exchange Japanese and English, and I highly recommend it, but for some reason I haven't been able to join recently.

I hope this will be helpful. Please email me if you want to know more.
I would be very happy to meet Japanese people in ESL class.