Conversational Korean Class

Can I choose the topic choice?

There’s no way around it, when you learn a new language, there are many words to learn. In our basic Korean class, we prioritise the words and topics that are most often used, so you can start speaking Korean as soon as possible.

At the same time,

“I was fed up with seeing other schools in Singapore squeezing many students in class for a higher profit”

Conversation also doesn’t work well in large groups. In standard language classes with 20 students, learning becomes a one-way street. We keep our classes to a maximum of 8 students per group, whether they take place online or in person. This way, the teacher can tailor their speed and topics to the people in the group, and everyone gets a chance to join in the conversation.

Wonder whether Lingo is the Korean language school for you? You can try a lesson for free!

We will explain the grammar concept carefully and will not brush your questions aside.

Many native Korean speakers learned Korean by “osmosis”. They don’t know why they use this grammar because it is just how it is, and it sounds better. However, to a non-native speaker, this is not the most effective way to learn. We need to know why and how to use it in our native language. That is why we spent a great deal of time selecting teachers who can carefully explain all the important grammar in English, rather than simply stating, “this is how it is!”