안녕하세요.Nice to meet you. My name is MISO. ^^ Did seeing the word “miso” make you smile? lol The word “miso” is written as “미소” in Korean. It refers to a quiet, gentle smile, like the Japanese word “ほほえみ (hohoemi).” Language is fascinating, isn’t it? I want to create easygoing and enjoyable lessons that bring a smile to my students’ faces, from beginners to advanced-level learners. 입춘대길 건양다경 This
Hello! My name is “Ramwol (覧越)“. (Please call me “ramoru”).I am Korean and was born and raised in Japan.I have now been living in South Korea for a quarter of a century.I have been fascinated by languages and cultures since my childhood,and I studied Spanish in college. After graduating, I worked for an American airline for 6 yearsand then moved to South Korea. I enjoy tra
Hello. I’m Minji and I’m a Korean instructor.When I was in high school, I did a home stay with a family in Kumamoto because I was interested in Japan. It left a wonderful impression on me and inspired me to learn how to express my thoughts in Japanese and share Korean language and culture with the Japanese.Due to that experience, I started studying Japanese when I returned to Korea.In
Hello. I’m Miyong.I’m from South Korea, but I’ve been living in Japan for 16 years. After living in Kyoto and Kobe, I’m currently based in Hiroshima. I completed a teacher training program at a university in South Korea,where I focused on the importance of reading, thinking, and expressing oneself through writing.I also have experience teaching Japanese and ess
Hello everyone! My name is Emi, and I am from Tokyo, Japan. I returned to Japan in 2020, and I now live in Tokyo. I believe that the most important way to improve your conversational skills is to actually “speak out loud.” You will be able to remember the grammar and phrases you have learned by saying them out loud. Please don’t be afraid to make mistakes, and speak out loud in my lessons^^ *
Hello! I'm Zinie, a Korean teacher on Cafetalk :-) I was born and raised in Seoul, and I recently returned to Korea after spending three and a half years in the United States with my family due to my husband's work. I started teaching on Cafetalk in 2019, and I continued teaching Korean while living in the U.S. However, because of the time difference between Korea and the U.S., I wasn’t able to m
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
여러분, 안녕하세요.Nice to meet you! My name is YENA, a Korean teacher. I am very happy to meet everyone at Cafe Talk.I was born in Korea and I was educated in Korea up to university. I majored in classical music vocal music at university, and after graduating I taught vocal music and piano from children to adults.After that, I decided to live in Japan, and more than 20 years have passed since I came to
Hometown: Seoul Education: University of the Sacred Heart (Korea) Came to Japan in 1989 and have been a Korean teacher since 2000. Experience teaching at ECC World and Seitoku University Lifelong Learning. Nihongo Kentei level 1, Practical Japanese Communication Exam level A Annyeonghaseyo! I'm Mee Jeong Kim. I came to Japan in 1989, and now, I am still living and teaching here. Right now, my stu
Nice to meet you, I’m Yuka-t (유카)! I’m so happy to see that there are so many people interested in the Korean language!!! I majored in Korean at university over 20 years ago, and even spent a year as an exchange student while I was a student. I’m still one of the many learners just like you, but I would like to use my years of learning experience and the unique perspective of a Japanese speaker
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