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Language Learning is not simply learning about grammar and pronunciation. To be a good language learner, you need to be an active learner. This means getting over the fear of making errors when you speak, participating in your own education, and finding the learning method that works best for you. If you are an Active Learner, language learning can be both enjoyable and easy to do. 

When it comes to actual learning, we can choose what to study, but we can't choose what we will learn. We simply retain some information better than other information. Sometimes this is due to the situation, and a word or phrase is linked to an image or an anecdote, and sometimes it is due to pneumonic devises (word association for example), and sometimes a word just sticks with us.

The first thing you will notice about Cross-Cultural-Cafe is that we encourage the enjoyment and exploration of language through the things you say and do everyday. We want the language you learn to be relevant to your lifestyle. Sure, we will talk about unfamiliar topics and look at cross-cultural differences, but even this is strongly linked to your everyday life. If you're looking for a large Eakaiwa that tells you what you are supposed to know, you are in the wrong place. If you are looking for language professionals that have vast life experience and know more about language than basic grammar, and are able to design classes that keep you wanting to learn more, then you have found that with Cross-Cultural-Cafe.

We want to help you find the method that works best for you, as well as work towards specific goals: whether open conversation, working on presentations, preparing for an interview, or preparing for a language proficiency exam such as the TOEFL or TOEIC. 

Remember, even native speakers make many mistakes in language communication throughout their daily interactions with others, so try not be so hard on yourself.