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    I help self-study learners think like teachers, so you can design a program that works for you. Weekly posts are free. Paid subscribers get live events and guides through The Foreign Language Department. Happy language learning! ♡

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    Pleasantly persistent Asian American EFL teacher in Japan. Grew up bilingual, now humbling myself through adult Japanese acquisition. TESOL MA. Language learning for busy adults, teaching insights, study systems, and thoughtful experiments.

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    I help you finally understand spoken French. French teacher since 2019, MA in teaching French as a foreign language.

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