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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

Nice to meet you! I am Korean language tutor Koguma.   I offer lessons for people who want to start studying Korean and students who have just started studying Korean to help them keep up with their studies!   I want to study Korean, but it seems too difficult... I tried to study on my own, but I couldn’t do it...   Then why don’t you learn it gradually from the very basics?   Let’s start by learn

Hello.   My name is David Park (박대형), and I am a Korean tutor on Cafetalk.   I am currently an office worker who works for a Japanese company, but I actually work online from my home in South Korea. I often go on overseas business trips, but I live in South Korea as I do not have to fly through Japan when I return. I have lived in Japan for about two years. I majored in mechanical engineering at u

Hello! I am Lan (란) from South Korea, and I currently reside in Frankfurt, Germany:)  I majored in film directing in South Korea and worked as a marketing manager in a game company as well as a publishing company. I am currently living in Frankfurt preparing for my master’s degree because I wanted to continue my studies in Germany. After nearly a year of intensively studying the German

안녕하세요! Annyeonghaseyo!I’m caoli and I have been living in South Korea for 9 years. 【Experience】I started learning Korean when I was a freshman in high school and after graduating, I furthered my Korean language studies by studying abroad at Kyunghee University’s Institute of International Education. After completing my degree in Political Science and International Relations at Kyunghee University

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

안녕하세요! Hello! My name is Yang Jeehye.   I am from Seoul, the capital of South Korea, and I also graduated from a university in Seoul.   I currently live in Suji, a satellite city of Seoul, in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do Province.   I am in my mid 50's, and I have a cheerful and optimistic personality. I live with my two sons in their 20s, my husband, and my in-laws. I also have an adorable

Hi, my name is Ayaka.　I went on a trip to Korea during my last high school's year and majored in Korean language at university, and after graduating I went on to graduate school in Korea to study Korean language education. I am currently working as a Korean language instructor at a language school.　There are many people who are looking for a native teacher. However, because I am a Japanese native

I've been teaching Korean since 2016 in cafetalk. (I was in late 20's back then, now almost in mid 30's. Time flies so fast.) I temporarily stopped teaching Korean since I came back to my work over the last 2 years until now. Even though I've taught Korean to several studnets during the weekend. I have a 5-year career in teaching so far.   I am really glad that I am able to come back to Cafetalk

Hello My name is Lisa, and I am a Korean language tutor.I have been a fan of K-pop since I was a high schooler so I began studying Korean as a university student! In graduate school, I studied in the Korean language education department and obtained a Korean language teaching license. I also actually taught TOPIK preparation courses at a language school while I was studying, and one of my student