Nice to meet you. I’m Anz, a Korean language tutor. I graduated from Yonsei University and worked as a high school teacher after graduation. In my twenties, I met a Japanese friend, and I had the chance to learn Japanese as we taught each other’s languages. Through this experience, I acquired enough Japanese proficiency to handle everyday conversation. In the 1990s, I published a Japanese daily
More like a friend than a teacher (o´▽`o) The best way to learn is to have fun! Annyeonhasaeyo, I’m nananu! I’ve been waiting for you, please have a seat over here! Would you like to talk with me on Cafetalk? 1. Why did I start studying Japanese? I have always loved watching Japanese TV shows and anime since I was a little kid. But at the time, there were almost always no Korean
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
Hello! My name is Jinny Kim:) I work as a mathematics teacher at a cram school in South Korea. I also teach Japanese at extracurricular classes. I find it both rewarding and fun to share my knowledge with others, so I try my best to do so with as many students as possible while making my lessons enjoyable for my students. I have taught many students while working as a teacher, so I plan on util
Hello! I’m a certified Korean language teacher with over 15 years of teaching experience. I have taught students of all ages, from children to seniors, and learners from more than 10 countries. Every student learns differently, so I always adapt my lessons to each student’s goals, level, and learning style. I have extensive experience teaching Japanese learners and enjoy helping students understan
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 chatting with me? Like many of you, I have also experienced
Hi.. . I am TS.I have been teaching Korean language to foreigners at the Korea Multicultural Family Center as a certificated teacher having Korean language teacher level 2 and also I am a certificated tourist interpreter. This time, I have opened online Korean lessons for foreign students who are interested in Korean language as follows.Those who are looking for more effective ways to learn
● 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 Russian in
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 was born and raised in South Korea. My Korean name was given to me by my parents with the meaning of being a wise and intelligent person. I am striving to live up to that origin. Thankfully, I have had many opportunities to meet different people from an early age, and my parents always took care to create more such opportunities for me. When I turned a little older, they allowed me
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