Seller info

My name is Megumi Hasegawa. I have a strong command of English. I have passed the Eiken Grade 1 exam and won the national English speech contest three times in a row during my high school years. In the April 1965 English writing exam at Yoyogi Seminar, I ranked first out of 3,600 people, and my name, Megumi Hasegawa, was displayed near the ceiling on the top floor of the results board in the hallway. The reasons for this were that I diligently memorized the Linguaphone American English materials perfectly and mastered the English Standard Problem Solving textbook edited by Sensaku Hara and published by Obunsha. As a result, Mr. Melvyn Hunger, the head of the U.S. sales company of Fujitsu General in 1966, praised my English, saying that it was the most grammatically accurate English he had ever heard from a Japanese person, and my pronunciation was also the best. However, he noted that my use of slang was not quite there, and he wanted to teach me native slang and help me learn American English. Similar comments were also received from Mr. Louis Tannenbaum, the president of the Canadian trading company Jutan International Ltd, Mr. Fletcher, an executive of a Canadian department store, and Mr. Mazer, the person in charge, among others. That is all.

Seller info

My name is Megumi Hasegawa. I have a strong command of English. I have passed the Eiken Grade 1 exam and won the national English speech contest three times in a row during my high school years. In the April 1965 English writing exam at Yoyogi Seminar, I ranked first out of 3,600 people, and my name, Megumi Hasegawa, was displayed near the ceiling on the top floor of the results board in the hallway. The reasons for this were that I diligently memorized the Linguaphone American English materials perfectly and mastered the English Standard Problem Solving textbook edited by Sensaku Hara and published by Obunsha. As a result, Mr. Melvyn Hunger, the head of the U.S. sales company of Fujitsu General in 1966, praised my English, saying that it was the most grammatically accurate English he had ever heard from a Japanese person, and my pronunciation was also the best. However, he noted that my use of slang was not quite there, and he wanted to teach me native slang and help me learn American English. Similar comments were also received from Mr. Louis Tannenbaum, the president of the Canadian trading company Jutan International Ltd, Mr. Fletcher, an executive of a Canadian department store, and Mr. Mazer, the person in charge, among others. That is all.