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初めまして。キム・ワトキンソンと申します。
ロサンゼルスの生活を始めた方、そしてロサンゼルスに引っ越されるご予定の方、新しい生活が不安ではないでしょうか？
私は、英語も日本語も話すことができます。ぜひ、皆様のお役に立ちたいと考えております。英語と日本語の両方で、皆様のロサンゼルスでの生活をサポートさせて頂きます。
キム・ノード・ワトキンソン
(Kim Knode Watkinson)
経歴
日本居住歴 18年
NHK英会話講座講師
日本航空支社長秘書
芸能人(松田聖子)通訳「日常生活のお手伝いをします」
英語での各種手続きから、お子様の学校や塾、ショッピングや旅行などの日常生活まで、同行しお手伝いいたします。
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Mochi Ice Cream
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