looking for a chat buddy? here i am.

min-sik · Tourist Joined: Jun 01, 2007 Posts: 47 Location: alaska

i can do this in korean but i'll do it in english to thoroghly get this out. i love to teach korean with a passion; i do this for the govornment. i am a certified korean linguist. i am an af-am US citizen; living proof that this language can be mastered if you are willing to invest patience and discipline.

i'm not offering full-blown university type classes nor stupid little one-liners to help you get lucky with a korean girl (besides, they are not as promiscuous as you would like to think). i would do translations here and there and definately give you a better understanding of the basis of ths language. i am a grammar buff when it comes to korean because that opens doors faster for you instead of focusing soley on words. how are you gonna effectively communicate if you don't know how to use the damn word right in a sentence?

i'm very enthusiastic about teaching so i definately can make it interesting.

i've lived in p'yeontaek for quite a while so i can do Q & A about etiquette as well. pm or message this thread if you'd like some help understanding korean. Cool

y2so · Tourist Joined: May 17, 2008 Posts: 89

min-sik · Tourist Joined: Jun 01, 2007 Posts: 47 Location: alaska

sorry, my week got a little bit busy........unsuspectedly.

are you a korean wanting to improve on your english?

if so that is fine. if you have to switch back to korean to ask a question in regard to any grammatical aspects then i can do that as well.

so in which category do you place yourself?

--subject change--

**Again, i'm not here to help you fulfill any K-girl fetishes. the moment i get requests for help that include "cuz i love korean girls... or anything even close to matching that type of phrase, I will delete your message and you can look for help elsewhere....perhaps a slang book or something. i see this stuff all the time in language forums (especially the japanese forum i use to associate with) i'm putting myself out there to people who want to learn the language for the sake of learning it not to make dates.

i still extend my assistance to anyone who can sit their fetish on the back burner and appreciate the language.

Gem · Beginner Joined: Jul 11, 2008 Posts: 5

Hey MinSik, Im Gemma

I have just started learning-- I already know the hangeul alphabet and a few small things but I really really want to learn korean fully.
I live in Engalnd so there aren't really many places that teaches it (if any).

I am also planning to go to korea next summer.

If you dont mind, I would love your help at learning vocab as well as all the grammar, tenses etc.

Please and thank you. x