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Suyeon L.
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Speaks English, korean -
hotel management from chongju university -
Teaching since 2014
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reading and writing
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About Suyeon
Hi, there! My name is Suyeon. and I can't wait to meet you! I've been teaching private lessons since 2014 and have loved helping my students how to read korean, conversations, and translation as well. I'm very patient and friendly and my teaching style is based on your interest and ability.
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Christina P.
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Speaks English, Korean -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaches students 8 to 40
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Students can expect quality lessons with Christina as she will incorporate professional 1 on 1 attention with speaking, writing, reading, and conversation practices in Korean. If Korean is not your first language and you want to gain confidence, Christina can help you achieve great improvement with a thorough understanding of the Korean language and practice real life conversations.
About Christina
Christina is a multi-talented musician, producer, singer-songwriter and has been actively involved with music throughout her life. She began learning classical piano at the age of three and naturally fell in love with singing at a young age. Gifted with perfect pitch, she has an excellent ability to
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Jihye L.
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Speaks English, Korean -
Master of Fine Arts from California Institute of the Arts -
Teaching since 2000
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Are you interested in learning Korean?? Love Korean dramas and K-pop? Are you planning on visiting Korea? ์๋
ํ์ธ์! I am a CERTIFIED and experienced Korean language teacher.
If you register for my classes you will learn not only speaking, writing, listening skills but also the culture and manners of Korea. Are you ready to learn "Hangeul"?
Now you know who to contact!!
About Jihye
Hello, future students! My name is Jihye and I teach Piano and the Korean language. I grew up in Seoul, Korea and currently living in Los Angeles, California. I graduated from Kyung Hee University and earned a Master's degree at the California Institute of the Arts. I have been teaching piano
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June L.
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Awarded First Prize from The New York International Competition for Young Artists -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
Teaching Locations:
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Language is a fun trick. Grammar has a foundational importance to every language, however, learning the nuances of the language becomes primary, the more you learn it. You can speak a language grammatically correctly from start to end, however, what makes you sound like a native is understanding and utilizing the feelings and nuances of the particular language. I am a 1.5 generation Korean, with fluency in both Korean and English. I can help you impress the Korean folks around you before you know it!
About June
Believing that music is the most intimate and transparent way of revealing the resonance of her heart, violinist June invites listeners to connect to her in the absence of words. When June found her true voice in violin at the age of eight, she began to rigorously study violin with Sung-Ju Lee at th
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Panjin T.
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Speaks English, Korean -
Bachelor / Textile Design from Jinju National University, Korea -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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May I ask you first, what are your reasons for learning Korean? Are you interested in learning Korean but don’t know where to begin? Are you learning Korean for your career, or to work in Korea? Do you want to understand Korean songs or TV shows better? Everyone may have a different reason, and I'm curious to hear yours! Please let me know so I may help you to reach your goals faster.
Korean is a beautiful language, but it is very different from English in structure grammar. Also, there are lots of pronunciations that will require some familiarization. I will help you get past some of these obstacles and to stay motivated to keep learning until you reach your goals!
About Panjin
์๋ ํ์ธ์. ๋ฐ๊ฐ์ต๋๋ค. Hi there, my name is Panjin. I’m a native Korean speaker, and I currently live in California. My background is fashion design, but I currently work for movie translation for the past couple of years and teaching Korean at any level of Korean. I enjoy helping st
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Grace B.
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Speaks English, Korean -
Teaching since 2006 -
Teaches students 5 and up
Teaching Locations:
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Hi, My name is Grace.
I'm a native Korean speaker who grew up in Seoul, South Korea all the way through college. I'm currently a doctoral student majoring in voice in the US. With over 10 years of experience teaching voice and piano to students of various levels. With my background, I can help with your Korean pronunciation, speaking, and listening skills. I'm so excited that you are interested in learning about the Korean language.
Feel free to contact me. I'll be looking forward to meeting you soon.
Thank you :D
About Grace
Hi, My name is Grace, I'm currently a doctoral student majoring in voice in the US with over 10 years of experience teaching voice and piano to students of various levels. Feel free to contact me. I'll be looking forward to meeting you soon. Thank you :D
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I have taken classes before but without using what I learned it was forgotten. Sunho has been a great teacher helping me improve my Korean understanding, pronunciation, and vocabulary. I am currently taking classes 1x per week and it has helped all 3 items. It's worth mentioning that she has a wonderful personality and adjusts to your current skill level. The one on one class is perfect since she teaches at your pace and responds to the questions you have right away."
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