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[Helenzhou]

I heard from some people it is free.
Is there anyone who joined that class?
I want to know how to join it , and where it is exactly.

[endo]

Don't go to Ehwa to study Korean. They only teach you the higher form and it's a complete waist of time. Even if it's free.

[Helenzhou]

I have been studying Korean for six months. I think I could fit that high level class. anyway,, just want to find a place killing time on Saturday afternoon.

[dutchy pink]

Endo is referring to very formal Korean, as if you will only be speaking to monks, presidents or polite grandmothers. All not very likely.

[Kenny Kimchee]

I-house offers almost free, one-on-one or group lessons.

http://www.i-ihouse.com/nbuilder/community/main/index.php

You pay 4000 won for as much coffee or soda you can drink. I have a tutor and we have two hour classes. 4000 won for 2 hours of private lessons - not bad, eh?

I sat in on a conversation class but it was way over my level.

[blondebecky]

[Helenzhou]

I don't want to too casual..
I kinda want a regular classes.. Don't want to practice English with anyone.
Where do you have your private classes?

[laogaiguk]

The classes aren't that bad for the second level. The teacher there is pretty good. If you are starting out though, the beginner classes are horrible (not just be saying this). If you can read hangeul though, the second level should be ok for the Ehwa one. The third level was pretty nice too, though she won't speak much English at all, so be prepared (I like that, but some don't). They don't just teach the formal way of talking either, I find the second level teacher goes into some useful stuff.

Just my opinion.

Plus, it's free and you can meet new people there. I can't go anymore, but I liked it.

[endo]

[Kenny Kimchee]

[Helenzhou]

Thanks for the information!
Could you tell me more about it? where is it exactly? Do I have to register?
Where did you get the information online?

[crusher_of_heads]