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Language Exchange In Japan: How To Find A Conversation Partner
by Olly Richards
Virginia wrote me with a question asking how to find a language exchange in Japan, specifically in Tokyo.
I've done so many language exchanges over the years. Without a doubt, language exchange has been one of the most effective tools I've used to learn a language, and I wouldn't have been able to get so good at my languages if I hadn't done it.
How do I find people for language exchange? In the past, I always made contact with native speakers around me.
Because I always surrounded myself with native speaker friends who speak the language that I'm learning, it was always fairly easy to find language exchange partners and pick up the new language.
When I lived in Japan, however, I had to change my approach to conversation exchanges a bit. In this post, I'm going to tell you exactly how I would set up a language exchange in Japan if I went back there tomorrow!
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The problem for Virginia is that her classmates are a lot younger than her and have different interests. This just goes to show that even if you are in a Japanese environment, it doesn't mean that it's necessarily easy to relate to the people around you.
Virginia's lucky, in a way. Lots of people living in Japan don't work in a Japanese environment, which means you have even less contact with local people and the opportunity for Japanese language exchange.
For example, if you work in a language school, your colleagues will all speak English, and your students are there to learn English. It's one of the worst possible places to master Japanese!
If you work in an office, English is likely to be the operational language. If it's not, well, your Japanese must be pretty damn good already!
There are many reasons why it can be hard to organise a language exchange in Japan in your immediate surroundings.
To make a big generalisation, native Japanese speakers tend to either speak very little English and not be very interested in it or speak English quite well and want to practise it at every opportunity.
If you can relate to any of these difficulties, here's a step-by-step guide to solving the problem. Before we get there, remember these two points:
Don't look in your day-to-day surroundings for language partners
It's not that it's impossible to organise a language exchange in Japan, just that you probably wouldn't be reading this if it was easy to make foreign friends and get chatting.
Embrace the Internet!
Many language learners have hangups about meeting people online, but I think it's time to shatter that mentality. The Internet is no longer the unknown quantity it used to be. The reality is that it is now the default place for people to go when they need something. And as it turns out, this includes language exchanges.
Four Ways To Find Someone For Language Exchange In Japan
1. Conversationexchange.com
I know many people in Japan who found great Japanese language exchange partners at conversationexchange.com. It's a good site with lots of members. In order to make the most of it, you need to be very selective.
Join this site, and put your profile up. You don't have to use your real name but do make sure to write about your interests and your requirements in detail. This is because people won't take you seriously if you don't. And ultimately, you need to find a language exchange partner with the same interests as you.
You will be contacted by many people at first, especially if you are a girl. Ignore them. Just because people contact you, that doesn't mean you have to listen to them.
Instead, use the site's search function to find a language exchange partner of a similar age to you and with similar interests.
Write them a message introducing yourself and asking if they're interested in an exchange. Make sure this is a proper message, not a one-liner. Again, if you can come across as a good, serious person who is invested in the process, it is much more likely that other people will take you seriously. The norm on the Internet is anonymous people in the shadows with nothing much to say and a lot to hide. If you can be different, you will stand out; people will want to meet you.
Once you have made contact with someone who sounds serious, exchange a few emails asking about each other, writing in both English and Japanese so that you feel like you know something about each other and you have an idea of each other's language level. It will make it much easier when you eventually meet.
Using this site alone, you will certainly be able to find a language exchange partner who you can develop a great Japanese English language exchange relationship with however; there are also other options.
2. Go And Learn Something
I think it's fair to say that finding a language exchange partner is not a particularly appealing activity.
That's not to say there's anything wrong with it, there certainly isn't, but it's not something that everyone in the street does! This might be why some people are reluctant to do it.
The easiest way for you to make friends with a native speaker in a genuine way, and to start using real spoken Japanese, is by sharing experiences and doing something together with others. Of course, this might seem difficult if your Japanese level is low, but I'm afraid that isn't an excuse!
I recommend anyone in Japan to sign up for classes for something. And not some touristy activity for foreigners, like those โExperience Japanese tea ceremony!โ โ type events that you see around Tokyo.
I'm talking about real things that real Japanese people would like to do.
For example:
dance classes (not just for girls!!)
yoga
Chinese language classes
Aikido
cooking classes (just for girls?) ๐
Saturday morning running clubs
(By the way, I did one of these regularly in Tokyo! Can you guess which one?)
Now, I know you might be thinking: โHow can I possibly do this and join a group if I don't speak Japanese?โ But really, don't worry. The Japanese culture is nothing if not extremely caring, conscientious, and kind.
The tough bit is turning up for the first time, but once you are there everyone will go out of their way to make you feel welcome, and not only that, will really appreciate the fact that a foreigner has come to join them.
When you start the class, depending on what it is (for example yoga) you might not understand a lot, or have to use a lot of Japanese in the class itself.
But!
All the magic happens afterward. Every class in Japan โ whatever it is โ heads to the izakaya after the class and begins the real conversation over nama-biiru and karaage.
There will probably be one or two people who speak English in the group, but there will certainly be lots of others who don't, and it is with these people that you can start to form a relationship with and start to speak Japanese with every week in an authentic way, however basic.
Your language partners are waiting for you at your weekly class!
3. Start On The Internet
It would be a mistake to think that in these days of wireless Internet and fibre-optic broadband, it is necessary to meet someone face-to-face to do a language exchange. This is really not the case.
With Skype and a good internet connection, you can have a really good, valuable, and effective language exchange on a regular basis, at a time that suits you and without having to leave the house.
In fact, there is no reason why you can't start doing that right now.
Head over to a language learning app like italki.com, open an account, write your profile, and search for people looking for a language exchange partner. It doesn't matter if they are in Tokyo or Timbuktu!
If you're going to talk to people on a language exchange platform, you don't need to worry so much about introductory emails, etc.
What you will probably have to do, however, is try out a number of people until you find a person that you like speaking to. So be prepared to do this, and don't feel bad if you don't talk to someone for a second time. You can always say that you're too busy โ or be honest and tell them that you don't feel you're the best match.
4. Get A โTeacherโ
Don't get too hung up on the idea of a conversation exchange. There are other options. Have a look at benkyonihongo.com. They have people offering lessons for as little as ยฅ1,000 per hour.
OK, they might not be the best teachers in the world, but you don't need them to teach โ you just need them to talk and listen. Tell them that's what you want โ they'll be happy because it makes it easier for them!
If you can spare a bit of cash (and, let's be honest, ยฅ1,000 is great value!), this is a quick, hassle-free way to get speaking quickly.
Search the site for 4 or 5 people wanting a language exchange (who also live in Tokyo)
Speak with them over Skype over a period of a couple of months, even before I get to Japan
If we keep up the exchanges on Skype, and we get on well, it's only natural that we would probably meet in person and become friends!
This could well be the best, cheapest, and most authentic way of finding a language exchange partner in Tokyo.
If you use this method, you will arrive in Tokyo feeling confident with your level of Japanese, know a bit of the local Japanese dialect AND know some people who already live in the city; it's a win-win!
How To Do A Language Exchange In Japan
When you've found someone for conversation exchange, and you're ready to have your first session of language exchange in Japan, make sure you read this article to find out how to make language exchanges successful.
Language Exchange In Japan FAQ
How Much Does It Cost To Go To Language School In Japan?
The cost of attending a Japanese language school varies depending on the institution, location, and duration. On average, tuition ranges from ยฅ150,000 to ยฅ600,000 per semester (ยฃ800โยฃ3,200), excluding living expenses and accommodation.
Can I Learn Japanese In 3 Months?
Learning Japanese in three months is possible at a basic level, focusing on essential phrases, hiragana, katakana, and basic grammar. However, fluency requires more time and consistent practice, especially for kanji and complex sentence structures.
How Much Is A Language Course In Japan?
A short-term Japanese language course (2โ3 months) typically costs between ยฅ150,000 and ยฅ300,000 (ยฃ800โยฃ1,600). Long-term courses (6 months to 2 years) can cost ยฅ600,000โยฅ1,500,000 (ยฃ3,200โยฃ8,000), depending on the school and program.
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