venus
Joined: 25 Oct 2006
Location: Near Seoul
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 Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 3:57 pm Post subject: Looking for native Spanish teacher |
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Hi.
I'm moving to Granada in Andalucia next september.
I only have a tiny bit of basic Spanish. By this time next year I'd like to be a good beginner or even intermediate level.
I would like around two hours a week at the weekend or possibly one weekday evening and one weeked afternoon class.
I will be a very serious student, so am looking for a qualified teacher if possible.
If you are available or know someone who is, please pm me with your availability and hourly rates. Must be natve Spanish (not South or Central American.)
Central Seoul or close to Ilsan would be best for me.
Look forward to hearing from you.
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Adventurer
Joined: 28 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 6:41 pm Post subject: Re: Looking for native Spanish teacher |
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| venus wrote: |
Hi.
I'm moving to Granada in Andalucia next september.
I only have a tiny bit of basic Spanish. By this time next year I'd like to be a good beginner or even intermediate level.
I would like around two hours a week at the weekend or possibly one weekday evening and one weeked afternoon class.
I will be a very serious student, so am looking for a qualified teacher if possible.
If you are available or know someone who is, please pm me with your availability and hourly rates. Must be natve Spanish (not South or Central American.)
Central Seoul or close to Ilsan would be best for me.
Look forward to hearing from you.
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I don't know anyone who would fit that bill. I haven't met any Spaniards in Korea. I've only met Frenchmen, Germans, Brits, and Irishmen when it comes to Europeans. I don't think you should just stick to Spaniards in Korea. That doesn't make sense. Spanish is Spanish. One of my best friends is fluent in Spanish but Canadian and lives in Seoul, and my co-worker is a Hispanic working with me in Ilsan. I am not saying either would give lessons or wouldn't, I am just saying you would be very lucky to find a Spaniard...Are you going to teach English in Spain?
Here is another alternative for you: go to mylanguageexchange.com
pay 6 bucks and find a language exchange partner who wants to learn English and communicate using a microphone. |
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