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“My husband and I hired Tom to give us a crash course in Italian a few months before a family wedding in Italy. The last time we traveled there, I ended up in the hospital with an infection, and my husband and I struggled to communicate to the hospital staff. It was our goal to learn conversational Italian to enhance our travel experience.
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I will never again travel abroad without hiring Tom to instruct us in the country’s predominant language. I plan on hiring him also to instruct my children in language studies when they enter preschool. I am confident they will enjoy his teaching method as much as my husband and I did.
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“Tommy has been a wonderfully engaging teacher for my two middle schoolers! They enjoy their lessons and are learning from him easily. He is wonderful at teaching them with fun activities and incorporating language that they use daily anyway, so it’s completely relatable.
I know they are genuinely understanding the language, because they speak in German to each other when talking about their younger siblings to drive them nuts–ha!
Even our 8 year old has memorized a significant amount of useful words from attending about half of the classes of the middle schoolers.
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