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● Self-introduction   Everyone, anyong haseyo~!  Nice to meet you. My name is Yang and I teach Korean on Cafetalk. Thank you for checking out my profile.     My motto is to make the lessons fun so in my lessons, we won't just study Korean but we'll also learn various topics such as the differences between Japanese and Korean culture, the ways of thinking, and the Korean food c

Annyon Haseyo! My name is Soyoung. I live in Incheon, which is close to Seoul, South Korea. When I was in high school, I saw Japanese dramas and various TV programs. I then started studying Japanese. After graduating from university, I worked at the airport for a year in charge of Japanese customer service, and I worked for a Japanese company for 3 years. I think there are still many things I'm m

Hi everyone, it’s nice to meet you! My name is "Nana". ✿˘◡˘✿   When I was studying abroad in Japan, I used the name “Nana” for my international friends. Even now, 10 years later, my international friends still call me by “Nana”, a name I love very much♥   Please feel free to call me “Nana-sensei”♪   I started studying Japanese when I was in high school. I was fascinated by Japan, so I studied and

Hello ^^   I am Cafetalk Korean language tutor G_HOON~! It’s a pleasure to meet you. :)   ＜Who’s tutor G_HOON?＞ I was born in Jeonju but have been living in Seoul since I was in high school. 　→ I do not speak in a dialect, so I teach in standard Korean. I enjoy traveling, finding good restaurants, and watching dramas. 　→ Do you like Korean food? If you are planning

Introduction Hello! My name is Kyungah, you can call me Caylee. I lived in Japan for 6 years and now I'm living in the states. I'm outgoing and active. I like to watch Japanese TV shows, anime and American TV shows. I also love swimming and cooking.Education B.A. in Law at Dongguk University M.A. in Law at Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityExperienceJapan: 2010.06 ~ 2014.07 Taught Korean classes at a

Hi everybody in the world :)   I'm Zinie, living in Texas, USA. I was born in Seoul, Korea and I just moved to Texas a few months ago for my husband's work.  I worked at the company for several years in Korea and now I have opened a YouTube channel introducing Korean food & culture in English. Still, it's hard to speak in English, but I believe that I can achieve improvements when I speak con

Welcome to “Chan Park’s Korean Language Class”!! Hello, everyone! I am “Chan Park.” My real name is “Park Kyu-Yeol,” but my former colleagues called me “Chan Park,” which later became my nickname. (Although I do like it. ^^;) So please feel free to call me teacher Chan Park~!   I look forward to learning and progressing together with you in my “Chan Park Korean Language Class.” You may feel that

▶From my long vacation!　 I went to Tokyo and Fukuoka during myvacation and ate a lot of delicious food.I ate pork ramen every day쏯쏯I also went to Seoraksan, one of the most famous mountainsin South Korea, for foliage viewing this past week. I apologize for being absent for several weeks,but thanks to you, I had a great time. Thank you so much. I look forward to continuing to work with you in the

Hello, I'm Hazel. I'm working as an office worker in Korea.   I've also worked for a cosmetics company, so I welcome those interested in beauty as well!   I really like dramas, so I grew up watching a lot of Korean dramas since I was young. I've watched all the famous Korean dramas. Recently, Japan, Thailand, the U.S., and the U.K I am also interested in overseas dramas :)    Now, I'm having fun r

Hello. My name is Shonii, and I live in South Korea! You can also call me “Shonii” or “쇼니 쌤 (teacher Shonii)”:D [What am I like as a teacher?]   - Native Korean speaker - Speaks in standard accent - Experienced in Korean teaching & volunteering - Currently works as a filmmaker & tutor ---------- [These are my strengths!]   I majored in media broadcasting a