She took time at the very first lesson to introduce each other and make a plan such as what the purpose of learning is (exam? business? hobby? etc and her recommended way to study. Thanks to the introduction, I felt like that she was trying to understand myself and my language level, and this made me relieved so much even tho it was our first time. I highly recommended you to start studying Chinese with her!
Carlos is an excellent teacher who always goes above and beyond. He is very easy to talk to and always corrects my pronunciation promptly. He is very patient and never minds having to repeat things when I don't "get it" (the first or even second time). He uses a variety of different materials and tailors classes to your level. Muchas gracias Senor Carlos.
Hello! My name is Yuka.H. I was fascinated by the Korean language, so I started to learning it on my own. I registered on Cafetalk because I would like to share with as many people as possible the tips and tricks I have gained from learning Korean as a Japanese person. In my lessons, I do not simply teach vocabulary and grammar, but use original teaching materials to guide students to an
Hello! I'm Jojo, your Korean language teacher.I love meeting people from different countries and cultures, and I find great joy in connecting with others through the Korean language. My class goes beyond just grammar and vocabulary.it’s all about real-life communication and cultural immersion.Here’s what you can expect from my conversation-based Korean class: *Korean content 
Nice to meet you! My name is Kay. I’m a Korean language teacher & Korean-Japanese translator. I learned joy to find a new world through learning Korean language and culture. I want to share this feeling with many people. I'm tutoring Japanese people in Korean, teaching in an academy and universities. I have tutored Korean people in Japanese when I was in South Korea. I also have worked as a T
♥.★・★.♥안녕하세요♥.★・★.♥ I’m very happy to meet you! My name is Jini. I’m really excited to be meeting you all in my lessons very soon~♬~♪~ I will make sure you will have lots of fun in my lessons! We can talk about things you like or are interested in (ღ•͈ᴗ•͈ღ) My major in university was Japanese culture and literature, but right now I’m studying hard everyday preparing for a Master’s degree in inter
✨ Hello! I'm Maya.I'm a native Korean speaker from Seoul who loves not only the Korean language, but also its culture.<Korean Lessons Backed by Real Medical Field Experience>I’ve worked in various medical fields in Korea—plastic surgery, dermatology, and dental clinics.Thanks to this hands-on experience, I can explain how the Korean medical system works and teach you expressions commonly use
Hello. My name is Gwon Jiyeong. I was born in South Korea and lived in Seoul throughout my college years. (I speak with a standard Korean accent.) I used to work as a website manager and consultant for a major department store. I am rejoiced to have stumbled upon Cafetalk, where I can teach Korean to all of you. I believe that every student has different needs when learning a language Duri
★韓国語未経験の方、初心者の方、初級者の方専用の日本語によるレッスンです。(My lessons are only conducted in Japanese, so I cannot give lessons in English or Korean.) ゚+.☆自己紹介☆゚+. 名前:aimy出身地:日本資格:TOPIK6級留学:韓国語語学堂 最高級課程 修了私は韓国語を独学で勉強した後、韓国ソウルに2年間語学留学をしました。大学では最高級課程を修了し、TOPIK6級にも2度合格しています^^韓国在住歴は5年、韓国語学習歴はトータル20年以上になります。韓国語の独学の経験と、現地で学んだ体系的な教授法を織り交ぜて、日本人の皆様に楽しく、わかりやすいレッスンをご提供いたします♪ ゚+.☆こんな方にオススメ☆゚+. 韓国語を習ってみたいけれど..近くに教室がない。独学だとなかなか続かない
1. Student-centered Lessons My lessons are all student-centered. I develop customized lesson plans based on each students’ language levels, goals, and interests, and together we will work to improve your practical conversational skills that will be useful in real-life situations. I actively encourage students to ask questions and provide feedback to make my lessons more informative and intere
Hello! My name is Jenny, and I am from Seoul, South Korea! I am delighted to meet you!!! My English name “Jenny” was given to me by my very first native English teacher. I sometimes use my English name when I live abroad or in English classes because my Korean name has a “batchim” (a syllable block at the end) that can be difficult for non-Korean speakers to pronounce. &nb
→ [ 第22回韓国語シンポジウム HOST ] _ 2023. 4. 11 Hello. My name is Ella, Kim. I’ve been teaching Korean since 2017 when I obtained a Korean teaching license. I’ve helped my students from different countries, such as Japan, U.S.A, Taiwan, and Germany, learn authentic Korean. I’d love to continue sharing my knowledge and skills as a Korean teacher here at Ca
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