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Korean Proverbs and Four-Character Idioms Korean Proverbs and Four-Character Idioms

  • Affordable Price

    Affordable Price

    500Points

  • Brief and Concise Lessons

    Brief and Concise Lessons

    10Minutes

  • Useful Korean Expression Series

    Useful Korean Expression Series

    5Videos

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Learn useful Korean proverbs and four-character idioms with tutor Yuni.J, and take your Korean conversation skills to the next level!

This video lesson series is designed for intermediate and advanced students who want to enhance their Korean by mastering sophisticated expressions through proverbs and four-character idioms.

Lesson 1 (short verion)

What will you learn?

I worked hard to help someone in a difficult situation, but they ended up complaining instead. In times like this, how about using a Korean proverb to express your sense of unfairness?

Price: 500P (10 Min.)

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Yuni.J

안녕하세요!

I am Yuni, and I teach Korean.

When I was a student, I majored in design at an art college.

I studied abroad in Australia for a year and a half to learn English, then studied design in Italy for 2 years and graduated from a graduate school. In Japan, I lived in Nagasaki and studied Japanese for a year at Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies. As I attended language schools in various countries, I naturally became interested in the Korean language as well.

*I wanted to properly learn Korean, so I transferred to an online university to major in “Korean Language Studies,” and I currently hold a Level 2 Korean language teaching certificate.

I did not moved to Japan to study abroad, but rather for my husband’s job, so I am still not very good at Japanese. However, I have been studying Japanese gradually while enjoying life in Japan. I can offer explanations in Japanese for beginner level Korean learners.

I will teach you real-life Korean that you can actually used in everyday life.

I would like to provide thorough feedback about unnatural sentences, expressions, and pronunciation to help you learn Korean.

I look forward to meeting you in a video lesson.

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