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I’m helping two students from my NextLevel Tutor Network to look for teacher who can teach them Korean language at their home in Taman Mastiara, Jalan Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.

I don’t charge commission.  I’ll just pass you to the students.  More information can be found here at http://nextlevel.com.my/assignment/32401

So if you can teach Korean, or know someone else who can, please let me know at info [at] nextlevel.com.my.

By the way, do you like to learn foreign language?  Yes, I do.  I wish to learn Japanese, Korean, Thai, Spanish and French.  Very greedy hor

But I can’t be learning so many things at the same time.  So for those who know me, you know what I’m at - it’s Japanese.  So let me just show off.

はじめまして、どうぞよろしく　おねがいします (hajimemashite, douzoyoroshiku onegaishimasu).

It means “nice to meet you”.  Very long, isn’t it?  Literally it means “It’s my first time seeing you.  Please be nice to me”.  It’s a polite way of saying when meeting someone for the first time. Japanese put much importance on politeness, and it seems to me that the more words you use, the more polite you will be

Interested in any new tongue?

This announcement is for registered tutors in NextLevel Tutor Network in Malaysia, or anyone who can help.

A education centre in Bukit Tinggi 2, Klang is looking for Japanese speaker as part-time Japanese teacher.

He or she should be able to speak English, has a fun and cheerful personality.  Experience is preferred but not necessary.

If you or anyone you know are interested, please contact us here.  We will forward your email to the person in charge.

Update 20th October 2008 - Due to lack of response from the education centre, we no longer help to forward your email to them.  Please DO NOT send to us any more.