American English Lesson For Japanese - Speak English Like A Native

Download your free e-book "Five Steps To Fluent English" at https://goo.gl/3czaDi こんにちは お元気ですか 私の名前は 初めまして どうぞ宜しくお願いします - This video will help you pronounce "R" words in English so you sound like a native Englsih speaker. I have travelled in Japan twice, and have studied Japanese with Professor Kenji Yamaguchi for over a year (Kenji-san is now an attorney in America and a fluent English speaker). While in Japan, I taught English as a volunteer. While in Japan, I noticed some small errors that native Japanese speakers make in English. This video series will help native Japanese speakers learn to speak fluent English. I have published a book on the top English language mistakes that native Asian language speakers make. The book will help you improve your English fluency for work, school or for tests such as the IELTS, TOEFL or SAT. This book and my other English speaking skills books are published on Amazon and you can see the entire English as a Second Language series on my Amazon Author Page at https://goo.gl/DwDd8I My FREE English Fluency Course has hundreds of tips on how to learn the English you will really use and you can get the free course by visiting my website: https://goo.gl/2Gw2JO You can go basic or intermediate English to fluent English by studying with a native English speaker. These videos will help you learn how to understand native English speakers, learn American English and learn to speak English fluently. These videos teach you English you need to know that is not always taught in English classes in high school or at university. American English is easier to learn and more useful for students and business people studying English. The American accent is clearer and easier to understand than other English accents. If you can learn the American accent, your English will be easier for native American English speakers to understand. Listen carefully to this American English lesson so you can speak American English clearly and easily.