Hello! I am a teacher who likes and enjoys learning languages and cultures of other countries. I started learning Chinese and Japanese because I was interested in Chinese and Japanese culture since I was in high school, and I also majored in Chinese at university. (I graduated from Jilin University in China) While studying in China, I was able to understand their culture well by interacting with
Nice to meet you! I’m Misona, a Korean language tutor. I’ve lived in Japan for a long time and have been immersed in both Korean and Japanese cultures and languages. Drawing on my extensive experience living in Japan, I’ll clearly and thoroughly explain the points where Japanese speakers often struggle when learning Korean, highlighting the differences between Japanese and Korean as well as cu
Hello everyone!! My name is Jiyu. Since junior high school, I’ve loved Japanese dramas and music. I spent around 7 years in Japan on a working holiday, attending a language school and a national university as an international student. During my university days, I worked part-time teaching Korean to people interested in South Korea. Being able to talk about each other’s languages and cu
Hello. I'm Korean teacher suuhee. I taught for 3 years in Osaka, Japan. These days, my special subject of study at graduate school is Korean language education for speakers of other languages and I am a Korean teacher who instructs in a systematic and organized manner. Since I know the stumbling blocks of Japanese who study Korean, for my master's thesis I chose the topic "Research into vocabular
Self-Introduction Hello! I’m Younghee Kim, your Korean language tutor. Thank you for checking out my profile! I currently live in Seoul and teach Korean, English, and Japanese to students from all over the world through online lessons. Not only am I a language teacher, but I’m also a language learner just like you. Curious how I became fluent in three languages? I’m a native Kor
Hello! Annyeonghaseyo!My name is Seoyeon and I teach Korean on Cafetalk.Did you know that "Annyeonghaseyo" means "please spend your time safely"?Korean has many words that are the same as Japanese, which is called Han.By the way, I lived in Seoul and became interested in Japanese because of the drama I saw when I was a kid, and from J-pop.I am currently attending Korean customers to Japan and wor
I was born in south Korea, but I have been living in Japan for around 15 years now. Korean is my native language, but I currently use Japanese in my daily life. I have been working in the trade industry for over 10 years, so I can offer practical business English and trade-related English lessons. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are interested in Korean or trade-related English. I loo
[ 다정한 한국어 선생님, 다정 선생님입니다. ] I’m Dajeong, your warm and patient Korean teacher—“다정” means both “kind” and also refers to my name. [ 이런 수업을 하고 있어요 ] Here’s what my lessons are like: ★ 한국에서 바로 쓸 수 있는 ‘상황별 대화 연습’ 중심 수업 → Focus on real-life role-plays you can use right away in Korea! (예: 쇼핑몰, 병원, 지하철, 식당 등 다양한 장면에서 자연스럽게 말하기) (e.g. speaking naturally at a mall, hospital, subway, or restaurant)
Hello. Thank you so much for your interest in the Korean language. I am a translator with 15 years of experience dedicated to sharing both accurate and beautiful Korean. Over the past 15 years, I have translated more than 60 books, striving to refine my ability to produce precise expressions and natural, flowing texts. Building on this experience, I’m committed to sharing correct expressions and
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