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the Korean Tutor
Korean Language Tutor | Korean Dialect Coach | Script and Dialogue Translator
Meet Suebeet Kim: Your Korean Language Instructor
CONTACT
Email: HangulOne@gmail.com
Phone: 424 259 3735
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday
12PM - 8PM PST
Phone: 424 259 3735
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday
12PM - 8PM PST
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Recent Review
“I have been studying with Suebeet for the past several months now and it has been exactly what I was looking for. I only spoke Korean for the first few years of my life but gradually forgot quite a bit as the years went on. Then I took a trip to Korea this past spring and realized I wanted to improve my skills, both speaking and reading/writing. I realized that I would only have gotten so far trying to do things on my own (and probably would have rapidly lost motivation doing it solo), so I’m very glad I was able to find her as my teacher. The lessons are challenging but enjoyable. I do a good amount of homework during the week, then we meet once or twice a week over Skype to go over the homework, as well as to receive additional instruction. The homework ranges from textbook learning (vocab, grammar, reading comprehension, etc), to watching korean dramas/tv shows and writing up summaries that we discuss. The lessons are very flexible and she tailors them to what your needs are. My work schedule is somewhat erratic and she always works around them. She is very friendly and approachable, and has deep knowledge of the Korean language and is able to make things very relatable and easy to understand. I have realized quickly that I have so much to learn, but have already seen improvements and feel more confident in my vocabulary, as well as my speaking abilities. I look forward to continue learning and thank you!” – Jonathan P.
Recent Posts
- Review #6: Creating Simple Sentences with 매주, 팔월, 부모님, 언제, 몇 시, 같이, 여동생, 생일, 년, 월, 일, 점심, ~(으)러. 🇰🇷 Beginner Level Korean Lesson
- Review #5: Creating Simple Sentences with 어제, 춥다, 금요일, 덥다, 어렵다, 영화, 재미있다, 목요일, 여동생, 수요일, 내일, 사람, 많다, 시험, 비, 오다. 🇰🇷 Beginner Level Korean Lesson
- Review #4: Creating Simple Sentences with 주다, 정말, 어렵다, 랑/이랑, 병, 마리, 만, 천, 백, 십, 일, 운동하다. 🇰🇷 Beginner Level Korean Lesson
- Review #3: Creating Simple Sentences with 어디, 뒤, 안, 은/는, 누구, 의, 여자친구, 너무, 맛있다, 진짜, 빠르다, 귀엽다. 🇰🇷 Beginner Level Korean Lesson
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