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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 subtitles availabl

Hello! I’m Stella J. and I currently reside in South Korea. It’s nice to meet you~ I majored in Korean language education in graduate school and have been teaching Korean since 2007. I’d like to introduce myself now. Thank you for taking the time to read my self introcution!     “Do you want to learn more about Korean language and culture?”   I have be

♥안녕하세요. Hello. My name is Bae Ji-Young, and I am a Korean language teacher. I enjoy traveling (especially looking for local secret spots), coffee (vanilla lattes),shopping (sports attire), walking (40 minutes every morning), and yoga (I recommend teacher shim euddeum). I have also been working and raising children at the same time for many years. I have worked at a hotel in Myeongdong

● 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

初めまして！韓国語の教師イヒョンソクと申します。韓国語を学びたい皆さんとお会い出来て嬉しいです。僕は大学で観光経営学を専攻した後、東京へ１年間留学をし日本語を学びました。その時はまだひらがなもカタカナも分からなかったので初級のクラスから始めることにしました。日本語を学びながら感じたことがあります。１．自信を持つこと２．たくさん話すこと３．楽しく学ぶこと初級レベルの僕が1年後に自由に日本人と会話をしたり多くの友達と付き合うのが出来たのも上の３つを実行したからだと思います。皆さんも韓国語を学ぶ時、"難しそうた"などとあたり心配しないでまず自信を持ってできるだけたくさん話すようにしてみてください。間違えてもそこからどんどん上達していきます。僕と一緒に楽しく韓国語を学んでみませんか。よろしくお願い致します。[資格]１．日本語観光通訳案内士　　(韓国観光を考えている方のお手伝いを致します。)２．韓国

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

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

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

Anyonhaseyo? I'm Korean teacher Hyun! Have you ever thought that Korean names are hard to remember? I'm often called Hyon-chan or Pon-chan by my Japanese friends. I'd be happy if you called me Hyun, too. ・Self-introductionI realize it's been 10 years since I came to Japan. After working in Tokyo and Kobe, I lived in Boston in America for 2 years. After such an experience, I discovered that I