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▶Self-introduction   Hello everyone! My name is Yun, and I have been teaching Korean and Japanese for over 20 years. I majored in Japanese at university and after graduating, I worked at the Seoul branch of a Japanese trading company, but quit the company because I wanted to try teaching. After leaving the company, I taught Japanese for four years at a major foreign language institute (

Nice to meet you! I'm Ban from Korea. Now, I live in Chiba and I teach Korean. When I first started studying Japanese, I still remember that I was surprised because the grammar, particles, and vocabulary in Korean are very similar to Japanese. It means it's easy to learn like that. However, sometimes the meaning is different from what I thought and it's interesting. I think the reason is the diff

Hello~! I'm ina, a native Korean tutor. Thank you for visiting my tutor's page. What is your reason for wanting to learn Korean? K-pop / K-drama / visiting SKorea / studying abroad in SKorea / there must be multiple reasons~! I've been teaching English to Korean students since 2015 up until now! I believe that teaching a new language not only broadens a person's horizons, but is also beneficial:)

와우~~!안녕하세요. I am JOYJOY. I am a Korean living in Japan.   In South Korea, I worked as a public school teacher for more than 10 years. I am now a mother raising two children who are in elementary school. 　 　When I first came to Japan, I received a lot of help from Japanese residents around me, which has helped me to continue living here. I started teaching Korean in order to give back to them

Annyeong Haseyo~ My name is Bonniesem.I was born in Seoul, South Korea and graduated from a Japanese university.I participated in NHK’s language program “Annyeong Haseyo! Hangeul Lecture” which led me to teach Koreanfor the past 15 years at various institutions such ashigh schools, companies, and culture centers in Japan.I am also a licensed Korean language teacher.My lesso

Hello everyone! My name is HAJOON, and I am a Korean language tutor. I live in Seoul now~ (So I can teach in standard Korean accent!) I have a favourite saying, which is: “思い立ったが吉日 (Strike while the iron is hot)!” I believe many of you here have reached this website because you wanted to learn Korean! I think today is a great day for all of you to start learning the language. Why not

Hello. My name is SeoKyoung.   I have been interested in Japanese since I was a first grader in elementary school, and I went on to graduate from a four-year university in Japan. I taught Korean as a part-time job making use of my degree in language.   I wanted a chance to communicate with people from Japanese after I returned to South Korea, so I am glad I found Cafetalk.   In addi

Let’s have fun learning both input and output with Shio’s lessons! ^ㅅ^ I accept lessons requests up to 2 hours before the scheduled lesson time. Please feel free to send me a lesson request! What are Shio’s (시오) lessons like? ＜Recommended for the following students＞ Those who want to improve their listening skills.(You can’t see the other person’s mouth, so your listening ability will improve.) T

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 i

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