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Natalie C.
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Speaks German, English, Russian, Mandarin -
Global Studies from Temple University -
Awarded Global Scholar Grant from Temple University
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I taught myself Korean. So, I understand the struggles that everyone goes through when learning Korean and I have figured out all the tricks and ways of learning the language. I have perfected the Korean accent, have received a certificate from the Korean government confirming my Korean language abilities, and I have taught a Korean class in association with IYF (International Youth Foundation) at Temple University.
About Natalie
I understand how hard it is to be able to learn a second language. Having taught myself Korean, I have found how to have fun learning a new language, how to effectively learn the language, and how to squeeze it into a busy schedule. That's why I am flexible with my teaching schedule. I have been
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Quinton W.
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Speaks Portuguese, English, Korean -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaching since 2019
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Quinton works primarily with beginner to intermediate students putting an emphasis on grammar in a fun and interactive way. After living in South Korea for two years Quint realized that grammar structure was one of the main sticking points that made learning Korean so difficult for English speakers. As a result he uses these practices to help students take their language study to an entirely new level.
Quinton has studied multiple languages ranging from Portuguese and Spanish to Mandarin, Korean and Vietnamese. As a native English speaker himself Quint has learned skills and techniques to explain Grammar in a simple yet relatable way for other English speakers. Quint’s philosophy is that the most effective way to learn a language is to have fun with it by talking about the things that spark your interest rather than dry lessons that can cause you to lose interest.
About Quinton
Quinton works primarily with beginner to intermediate students putting an emphasis on grammar in a fun and interactive way. After living in South Korea for two years Quint realized that grammar structure was one of the main sticking points that made learning Korean so difficult for English speakers
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Chan C.
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Speaks Korean -
Teaching since 2012 -
Teaches students 2 and up
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Do you want to learn Korean? understand Kpop? I'm the guy then! I just moved to LA after managing Kpop artists in Korea and now I'm teaching Korean and music here full time.
I teach in most basic, easy, and fun way for non-Korean speakers to understand. I've been teaching the past 4 years. Take 1 lesson with me and see how it goes. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
About Chan
-Korean Language teacher -Flute Player -Music Producer -Music Theory Teacher I recently have graduated from Berklee College of Music. I double majored in Music Production&Engineering. Before then, I was a student in University of North Texas double majoring in Flute Performance and Compo
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I got into Korean through knowing Kpop and all the previous teachers were very structured like school teaching but Chan taught me in quick and fun modern way.
Definitely a 10/10!
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Hannah K.
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Speaks Korean -
Master from American University -
Awarded National Dean’s List from National Dean’s List
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I don't just teach from the book but tailor lessons to the interests of my students. I also introduce students to Korean culture by visiting Korean restaurants and tea places.
About Hannah
I am an experienced Korean teacher from Korea who has taught all levels of Korean to English speakers. I tailor my lessons to the interests of students and make my classes interactive. I develop customized lessons to reinforce the material from the book and reinforce grammar topics. On occasion we
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Makes me WANT to work harder
Arron K.
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Speaks Korean, English -
Teaching since 2002 -
Teaches students 5 and up
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Alphabet, reading and writing, grammar.
From street to formal high quality expressions!
About Arron
Jeonghun Arron K. is a composer, arranger and singer. He started his career in music by performing in many local bands and also working for game companies and movie OST in South Korea, after he got a degree in Music Composition and Education from Baekseok Arts University in Seoul in 2005. He fou
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Suyoun K.
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Speaks English, Korean -
International Business from Dongduk W. University -
Teaching since 2007
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I have taught English to Koreans back in Seoul for more than 8 years, so I know exactly how different these two languages are.
Based on this understanding of how I need to approach non-Korean speaker especially whose mother tongue is English, I am confident that I can let you start studying Korean the easiest way and make the class fun with lots of introduction of Korean cultures and history.
About Suyoun
Hello! My name is Sue and I've been teaching English to Koreans, Koreans to English speakers since 2007. From this long experience, I learned how different and opposite these 2 languages are, so I can teach my student how to learn this beautiful Korean language the most efficient way and fun.
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