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About Alexandra M.
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안녕하세요!
My name is Alexandra. I lived in Korea for 16 months and started learning Korean language from scratch myself--so I know the effort it takes to master the basics and I know how to help you get there. I finished up a degree at the University of Utah with a minor in Korean studies in December 2016. I love sharing this beautiful language.
Beginning students can expect to learn how to read and write Hangul (the Korean alphabet) and will progress through basic conversational grammar and vocabulary. Korean includes three formality levels. I teach from the top down (most formal to least) so that student's can feel confident they are being polite and respectful even as they increase their ability to communicate.
About Alexandra
Alexandra is delighted by her opportunities to teach and help her students succeed in achieving their personal goals and ambitions. Please contact her with any questions or interest in taking lessons. She teaches the following subjects:
VIOLIN
Alexandra has been studying the violin for over 20 years, taking lessons primarily from Peggy Wheelwright and John England. She played in the youth violin group Pizzicato Strings and was concert master for her middle school and high school orchestras. Alex completed a music minor at the University of Ut
A few of Alex’s favorite pieces include Csardas (V. Monti), Symphony Espagnole (Lalo), Theme from Schindler’s List (John Williams) and The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Charlie Daniels).
WRITING
Words are Alexandra's passion, and she graduated in December, 2016 with her Honors B.A. in English. She has written for The Standard Examiner and The Daily Utah Chronicle, publishing a variety of articles and gaining experience in research, interviewing, writing, and editing. She has also worked as a research writer and editor for FamilySearch and has been accepted to present twice at the National Undergraduate Literature Conference. She enjoys writing short stories, personal essays, academic papers, and basically anything that includes words.
KOREAN
Alexandra learned Korean while serving in South Korea for a year and a half as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. While there she taught and studied daily in the Korean language, and upon returning home she started the Korean Studies minor at the University of Utah, which she graduated from in December 2016.
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· Writing · Online
· Writing · Online
· Writing · Online
Alexandra M.
About Lily S L.
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Dear all my future students and parents,
It is my pleasure to introduce myself!
I'm Lily. I am a certified professional native Korean instructor. I've been teaching Korean grammar, pronunciation, sentence structures, writing, listening, speaking, conversational skills, and Korean culture for five years now and I just love meeting, working, and teaching new students!
Language connects people with diversity of backgrounds and cultures. Language unifies humans into one, so we can share one thing in common! Therefore... I would love to communicate with you!
I am the owner and artistic director of the Sunny Side Studio, where I am teaching as a piano and Korean teacher, working as a vocal and instrumental accompanist, and coordinating my private lessons for my students!
If you are interested in knowing about my studio, please talk to me! please message me! I will be more than happy to answer your questions!
I am so looking forward to seeing you all!
Cheers to ...
About Lily S
Dear all my future students and parents,
It is my pleasure to introduce myself!
I'm Lily. I am a professional concert pianist, traveling around the United States, Canada, and South Korea for orchestra concerts, solo performances, and fundraising concerts. I've been teaching for five years now and I just love meeting, working, and teaching new students!
Music is a magic language, and I would love to communicate with you!
I am the owner and artistic director of the Sunny Side Studio, where I am teaching as a piano and Korean teacher, working as a vocal and instrumental accompanist, and coordinating my private lessons for my students!
If you are interested in knowing about my studio, please talk to me! please message me! I will be more than happy to answer your questions!
I am
Cheers to all of us,
Lily
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· Classical Piano · In studio
I also teach so I know this for sure. Teaching is a natural gift. Someone can be really good at something but might not be good at teaching. SooJi is a total gifted teacher. She knows what to teach, how to teach, what to use, how to deal with students and conflicts, and she is able to solve problems that my son had during practice. Whenever she says something, my son is like " now I got it!" and he is so happy learning from her.
She is an exceptional talent in performing piano as well. I asked her to play in my and my wife's wedding few weeks ago and she played few songs and it was absolutely gorgeous. I am just really sad and disappointed that she is not able to teach him anymore and I can not have fun with them again. But I know she will be literally the best piano teacher ever in whatever years from now. When you see her, you will clearly feel this: she is very professional, yet kind and super funny and silly. She is super talented, yet so humble. She is really good with any kinds of students, she just knows how to treat them differently.
I can see SooJi has a natural gift of teaching, and I do hope she comes back and teach my son again later. Thanks for the four years of teaching SooJi! We love you dear!
· Classical Piano · Online
· Korean · In studio
You asked for my thoughts on you as a teacher, but I don't think I'll be able to explain those very easily. Your impact on my life is more than I can explain or show. Of all the things I've learned from you, I consider Korean to be of a lesser importance than the life lessons, friendship, and communication skills you've taught me, whether on purpose or not. I'm thankful for everything you've done for me. I'll never forget how understanding and compassionate you are, and I can only hope to grow up and be half the person you are now. In all honesty, you're the best teacher I've ever had, and now I can understand what people mean when they say "This teacher shaped who I am today" and I'll never forget on stop being thankful to them.
Thank you for being you<3 Thank you for being the best Korean/Life teacher <3 Thank you for being the most passionate, true, and honest teacher <3
Lily S L.
About Mimi Y.
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If you are eager to learn Korean, I would love to meet with you in person and help you learn the Korean language! Korean is a beautiful language and learning it from me will be FUN! We will meet at a public location (college campus, coffee shop, etc.) so that we both feel safe and comfortable meeting a total stranger! :D
I am currently a Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical student and live in Decatur, GA. My parents are Korean and I grew up learning the Korean language and culture from my parents and the local Korean community in South Korea, the Philippines, and the U.S.
I have numerous teaching experiences. I spent my high school years teaching piano to elementary students and have been a math and English tutor for high school and college students since 2014. I now want to share my culture and language with you. If you feel comfortable being with someone who smiles a lot and would like to have fun while learning a new language, please sign up!
About Mimi
I am currently a Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical student and live in Decatur, GA. My parents are Korean and I grew up learning the Korean language and culture from my parents and the local Korean community in South Korea, the Philippines, and the U.S.
I have numerous teaching experiences. I spent my high school years teaching piano to elementary students and have been a math and English tutor for high school and college students since 2014. I now want to share my culture and language with you. If you feel comfortab
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· Korean · In studio
· Korean · In studio
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Mimi Y.
About Jihyeon S.
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I have given out language lessons more than 10 years since I was at college. It was always 1:1 lesson. My students liked to learn and had fun from learning words and expressions. Learning a foreign language is definitely fun. So I pursue "fun-learning" lesson with you. I am also interested in linguistics. I can correct your pronunciation close to native speakers.
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About Mira Y.
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Native speaker And Have BA degree with "Communications and Journalism " in Korea. Experienced teacher of 3 years.
All ages , levels welcome.
All my Lessons are customized to the needs/goals of each student.
지금 시작해봐요!
About Mira
I teach piano and Korean students of all different ages and experience levels.
I majored "Communications and Journalism " in Korea and studied classical piano and Music Composition in US.
If you want to learn music with Korean, I can help you.
Mira Y.
About Olivia S.
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I have a passion for teaching and I mix different mediums to enhance the learning experience.
About Olivia
Olivia S.
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Average Cost of Korean Lessons in Atlanta, GA
The average cost of 60-minute Korean lessons in Atlanta is $71. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and your location, you should expect to spend anywhere between $25 and $117 per hour.
| 30-min | $15 |
$41 average |
$67 |
| 45-min | $20 |
$56 average |
$92 |
| 60-min | $25 |
$71 average |
$117 |
For the best experience, we typically recommend 60-minute Korean lessons. However, students looking for a more affordable option may want to consider a shorter lesson length of 45 or 30 minutes. On average, 45-minute Korean lessons are 22% less expensive at $56, and 30-minute lessons cost 43% less at $41.
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