Korean Lessons in Somerville, MA. Amazing Teachers.

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Korean culture
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Survival Korean words
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Hi there, my name is gun. I'm a person who wants to have fun and enjoy what I am doing. So my class will be the same. When you're having a hard time doing something, it's easy to give it up. it won't happen to my class! I can't wait to see you!

Learning korean can be really challenging for most people. I will help you to learn easier with sharing Korean cultural, history, and current news or event.

Would you like to talk in Korean?
Do you want to sing along K-pop?
Are you going to have a job interview in Korean?
Are you going to study abroad in Korea?

Let's try it. I can help you. I have a job and adult training related experiences more ten years in Korea. If you have any needs about Korean, I can provide effective and practical solutions.

- student needs based conversational learning
with more 10 years HR manager experience
with more 10 years Business experience
with Korean legal knowledge (Master of Law)

I know how difficult of leanring a foreign language and understanding the culture. I can help you learn Korean and the culture. If you will get a clear reason why you learn Korean, I can design the class for your goal and needs.

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, piano, and Korean to students of various levels. 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

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.