Learn Korean with a native interpreter online. Patient and engaging

Here's the longer version with about 50 more words (around 130 words in total). Note it's now about 840 characters, so it's over the 600 limit. If this is for the same field, use the previous version. --- Native Korean speaker with an MA in Korean–English Interpretation & Translation and 5+ years as a professional interpreter. My work is all about helping people communicate, so my lessons focus on real speaking from day one. I explain tricky points like honorifics, particles and pronunciation simply in English, and build each lesson around your goals, level and interests, whether that's travel, K-dramas, TOPIK or work. Beginners start with Hangul and everyday phrases, while more advanced students practise natural conversation, listening and writing. I also share insights into Korean culture and etiquette, so you learn not just what to say but how and when to say it. You'll get patient feedback, personalised notes and practice materials to help you speak Korean with confidence.