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, my name is Kang Haejeong. I’ve been in Japan for 7 years since I got married. In Korea, I worked at a game company as a regular office worker. Now I am a new mother, raising a child and busy being a housewife. My daughter started kindergarten this year, so I finally have some time and energy to spare. This is why I wanted to teach Korean lessons on cafetalk again, wh
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
Everyone, Anyon Haseyo! I am Kim Juhee. In 2006, I lived abroad for the first time in my life when I studied at a Japanese language school in Mido, Japan! I returned to Korea after I finished my studies a year later, and while I continued my university life, I've always wanted to live abroad again. So, I applied for the exchange program at Sendai Tohoku University and I was lucky to be able to li
Hello. My name is Yuni, a Korean teacher who recently started teaching on Cafetalk. I majored in design at art school and love to go to museums. In Australia, I studied abroad for 1 year and 6 months for English language training, studied design in Italy for 2 years, and graduated from graduate school in Italy. In Japan, I have lived in Nagasaki for 3 years and have received languag
My name is mina, and I work as a tutor. I love to study different languages, but I always wonder “if what I am saying is understandable...? or “if I am saying it correctly…?” I tried to communicate, or in other words, output what I had learned, by creating many opportunities to talk with native speakers. At first, it took me a long time to translate and understand what they were saying in their na
❤Hello ^^. I'm Un.Jin, I teach Korean and Japanese on Cafetalk. I'm living in Seoul, Korea and I teach Japanese. I graduated from in the Japanese department of a foreign language high school, and majored in Japanese at a university. I don't only teach basic Japanese but also a variety of vocabulary of other subjects such as J-POP, K-POP, anime, movies, dramas, and travel. ❤ Korean is basic
Nice to meet you. I’m Jin Park, a Korean language tutor. Learning another language means learning about the culture of the country where the language is spoken, as well as wanting to eat the food of that country, making friends from that country, traveling to that country, and finding a different side of yourself. It is one of life’s treasures to constantly improving yourself in this way. I w