Completed the Korean Language Instructor Course at Yonsei University (2021)
Podiatrist | Diploma in Languages (Japanese major)

Hi!
I'm passionate about languages and cultures and have been doing language exchange for many years. I have plenty of teaching experience, including online language exchange and working as a Korean teacher at a language school for children. I’ve also helped university students by guiding and editing their assignments.

Currently, I’m focused on learning Japanese and Chinese, while continuing to practice English. Having said that, I still love making friends from around the world and learning about their languages and cultures.
I'm looking for language exchange partners for regular practice. In return, I can help you with Korean, and also English or Japanese if you're not a native speaker. Let’s study together!

If you’re planning to travel to Korea or Australia, I’d be happy to guide you! I’ve done that a few times and really enjoy traveling with others.
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(Extra note):
I’m familiar with the common mistakes that Korean learners often make and can help answer your grammar questions and explain Korean culture. For example:
#1: 잘 지냈어요?, 어떻게 지내세요? — These are NOT direct equivalents of “How are you?” in Korean. In fact, Korean people don’t typically say "how are you" the way it’s used in English.
#2: In Korea, you can usually only be “friends” with people who are the same age as you. It’s a cultural thing!
If you want to know more about the Korean language and culture, feel free to reach out 😊
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What I use:
Kakaotalk (main), Line, WeChat, Discord, Skype, Instagram, WhatsApp
What I don’t use:
Hangouts, Snapchat, or any other messengers not listed above.

I am learning English, Japanese and Chinese at the moment. Yet, still interested in other languages too