● Hello everyone, it's nice meeting you. Thank you for visiting my profile page. My name is Elena, and I have been fascinated by Korean to Japanese translation, so much that I have decided to make my debut as a language teacher. I was born in Russia, and have been living in Japan for 30 years. I graduated from school in Japan from elementary school all the way to graduate school. I am Russia
Since my age twenties, starting with language course of Japanese, I have been doing Japanese related work over 10 years. And I’m still making good experience with Japanese. Now, I’m leaving in BKK. And teaching Korean.I have experienced that how hard learning foreign languages. So, I fully understand how you feel.As I’m studying Thai, I realize that I need to continuously contac
Annyeonhasaeyo! (안녕하세요!) I am Mira. I live in Japan. I am currently teaching Korean lessons. I teach with care, while explaining things in Japanese as necessary. When I attended a language school in Japan, I had a Japanese friend who would listen attentively and kindly to my poor Japanese at the time, which helped me not to be embarrassed when I made mistakes and to continue studying
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! My name is Chussam and this is my 5th year teaching Korean in Korea. First, I would like to thank people who are studying Korean with their hearts and their utmost efforts. It must be difficult learning Korean, right? Pronunciation and memorizing vocabulary are especially difficult, but I hope you won't give up and continue to enjoy learning Korean. I believe there are various reasons for
Annyeong Haseoyo! My name is Seoyeon (서연)! Are you hesitant to start learning Korean now? 1. If you feel burdened to actually go to a language school. 2. If you're afraid of making mistakes in class 3. If you're not good at keeping up with your studies 4. If you get bored easily with new things Why don't you start by talking to me? Those four sentences above actually describe myself! I wa
Hello. My name is Kim Yang Young. I’ve been teaching Japanese for 4 years at cram schools, cultural centers, and online while living in a lovely town called “Gangneung City” on the east coast of South Korea. Through Cafetalk, I would like to be a good supporter for Japanese students to learn Korean, so please feel free to contact me if you are interested~. 여러분 안녕하세요~ 저는 김
Hello, I am a tutor TEY. I am from Busan, Korea and I have lived in Japan for 14 years. I attended English language course in Syracuse university. I usually teach in Japanese, but recently, I have started to teach in English too.