2bf2255c-05e8:37755;isclassifiedstrendingsuggestionsenableddt:42136;316f64c0-2415:46048;b2454379-d6cf:44572;47b8410f-afc8:46160;6d3f11ff-ee6c:47314;9979286f-d859:47315;ei83g319:53872;596id705:58363;fg008402:58376;i6jj6667:86739;istutorredesignv2_1:73124;a5gbd220:61179;blogpwt:71359;5db3b892:67466;2a2j8400:70238;b534g232:70741;j91hb444:69773;18h21436:69961;85h98405:81245;0eie7335:76839;cia78296:75037;9b4gd804:78753;deisn977:110326;1d789912:110325;slcardst:87990;searchranking_newpqs:91321;b1ff5649:88417;d9c7i206:87231;ajgj0920:88926;dgigc739:92611;4fh22297:92227;6ij3b180:95553;90ahj157:94513;3d835968:100010;gg41j822:94817;3i5dg498:97157;437bb176:97771;06ieg414:100430;9ab7j510:99496;86afb588:101093;bfb37872:105751;7f8gg909:114000;e36bg556:114647;

Active - Public

Korean

As a professional interpreter, I have been helping people with real time Korean/English/Japanese interpretation for over a decade in the medical, courtroom, eldercare, and social services sectors. I apply my love for Korean, my native language with my extensive knowledge and experience to help you improve your speaking and comprehension. Whether you are a Professional wishing to expand your Korean business, a student who loves K-pop/K-drama, or a world traveller who wants to converse with the Korean natives, I can help you get there. I also teach Japanese. Learning with Sujeong is FUN!!!

“To Learn a foreign language is to have one more window from which to look at the world” - Chinese Proverb

In this course, we will use K-Pop lyrics to put some FUN into learning Korean phrases and expressions.  You can bring your favorite song’s lyrics. We will read together (sing if you want to!)  Song lyrics are poetic and do not always translate into everyday speech, but we can learn new figures of speech and have fun! Learn Korean! (Learning should be fun, don’t you think?).

K-POP

Japanese

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

English

If you are interested in learning Korean language and culture, please join in my engaging and lively lessons. Let’s have fun!

Sujeong is great!  She is teaching my daughter Korean.  We started with another teacher, but Sujeong was much better.  She's communicative with us as parents.  She takes initiative to make things interesting.  And most importantly, my daughter is extremely happy with the learning process.  <3

It was so much fun! She was very kind and made me excited to learn more.

Practicing Japanese with Sujeong makes you gain confidence with the language． 

この先生おすすめだよ! 　ありがとうございました。

My daughter just finished her introductory lessons. Sujeong's encouragement and patience makes my daughter feel very comfortable in her learning.  She also takes very well to Sujeong's teaching techniques.  She is looking forward to their next lesson.

Teacher Sujeong is the best teacher! She knows how to make her student feel at ease all the time. She makes me feel to study more and be better in Korean!♥♥♥

와! 이 선생님은 놀랍습니다! 이제 나는 한국어를 타이핑하고 말할 수 있고 그녀는 이 과목에서 최고의 강사입니다! 고마워요, 선생님! 

*이 글을 쓰는데 오랜 시간이 걸렸습니다! 그러나 그만한 가치가 있습니다 :)*

Teacher Sujeong provides an easier and friendlier opportunity for me and those who want/need to master the Korean language. Her lessons are pragmatic, teaching is clear. And certainly, her lessons make you feel that you are already in Seoul - whether walking in the street, drinking tea/coffee, dining at a restaurant, or just chilling out with your kith and kin.

I am happy to find this learning platform and met teacher SuJeong. her lessons are  really helping with my Korean skills.

I enjoy Sujeong K.'s teaching style, her open approach to the class, and her ability to create a friendly learning zone. Korean seems easy with you, teacher!

The best!  Sujeong is not only enthusiastic about teaching Korean she is obviously highly educated and knowledgeable.  Her lessons are always fun and engaging.

Sujeon is the only instructor I've had in Korean andI don't need to change! I have studied Japanese and Chinese for years so understand my learning habits. I just started Korean and am already in love. Sujeon makes it easy and fun to learn, and she follows what the student wants to learn. She is extremely knowledgeable  and as an adult learning, I like that.

Today, let's practice the expression "OO 많이 주세요," which you can use when ordering at a restaurant or buying something at the market and you want a lot of it. Let’s practice together. 


Korean Bit By Bit 11. A lot, please!

Today, let's practice the expression "OO 조금만 주세요," which you can use when ordering food and asking for just a little bit of something. Let's practice together.


Korean Bit By Bit 10. Just a bit, please!

Today, let's practice the expression "OO 조금 더 주세요!" which you can use when ordering food and asking for a little more of something extra. Let's practice together.


Korean Bit By Bit 9. A bit more, please!

Hello, everyone! Today, let's practice the expression "OO 조금 주세요," which means asking for something a little bit when ordering food. Let's practice together.


Korean Bit By Bit 8. A bit, please!

Today, let's practice using the word "좀" to soften our speech when ordering. We'll practice saying "OO 좀 주세요," where "좀" adds a touch of politeness when making requests. Let's practice together!



Korean Bit By Bit 7. Water, please!

Today, let's practice the expression “OO 따로 주세요”, which you can use when ordering food to ask for something to be served separately on a different plate. Let's practice together. 


Korean Bit By Bit 6. On the side, please!

Today, let’s learn a Korean phrase, "OO 싸 주세요", which you can use when requesting takeout at a restaurant. Let’s practice together. 


Korean Bit By Bit 5. To go, please!

Ready for some fun? Let’s practice Korean pronunciation with a fun tongue twister. It's all about improving your skills while having a blast. Let’s practice together.



Translation: Are their pods peeled or unpeeled pods? What's wrong with peeled beans? What's wrong with not peeled beans? Pea pods, whether they're peeled or not, are pea pods.


Korean Bit By Bit 4. Tongue Twister

Today, let's practice Korean pronunciation through a playful tongue twister. It is all about improving your Korean pronunciation while having fun. So, listen and practice repeatedly, and have fun!



Translation: A non-moist chocolate chip cookie that lived in non-moist chocolate chip cookie land saw a moist chocolate chip cookie from moist chocolate chip cookie land and wanted to become a moist chocolate chip cookie and so went to moist chocolate chip cookie land, but the gate-keeper of moist chocolate chip cookie land said, “You are not a moist chocolate chip cookie, but a non-moist chocolate chip cookie, so live in non-moist chocolate chip cookie land,” so the non-moist chocolate chip cookie gave up on becoming a moist chocolate chip cookie and went back to non-moist chocolate chip cookie land. 


Korean Bit By Bit 3. Tongue Twister

Today, let's learn a Korean phrase, “OO 더 주세요”, which you can use when ordering at a restaurant to ask for “more” of something. Let’s practice together. Try using the expression “김치 더 주세요” (More Kimchi, please) at a Korean restaurant.


Korean Bit By Bit 2. More Kimchi, please!

Today, let's learn a simple Korean phrase, “OO 빼 주세요,” which you can use when you want to ask for something you don't like to be excluded when ordering food at a restaurant. Let's practice together so you can easily request to have unwanted items removed. Have fun learning Korean!


K-POP - Korean Class

About Sujeong K.

Class reviews

Sujeong's Korean videos