Siti N.

I have some students, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Australian, Singaporean, Nepal, and British people who learn Indonesian from zero. We've learned many words, daily expressions, cultures, habits, religions in Indonesia, etc.

While we are having the lesson, we can talk about many issues like hot topics, news, social, etc.

Some of my students want to take Indonesian proficiency tests in Japanese, so they want to learn more intensively.

Some students are businessmen so they want to learn how to communicate about business to their customers or clients properly and sometimes they have to make a speech or letter in Indonesian.

I have experience teaching Japanese children to speak and to talk in simple conversations in daily activities at home with their nanny or driver.

My advanced students have learned Indonesian newspaper articles and books, and sometimes we've discussed Indonesian songs or poems even more about the economy and politics.