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Korean Classes · Seoul

Learn it Tuesday. Speak it Thursday.

Small-group beginner Korean classes, taught in person. Pay per week — no contracts, no semester fees. Every class comes with homework feedback from your teacher and entry to a language exchange the same week.

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Real teachers · AI-assisted feedback · Beginner & upper-beginner

No commitment

Book one week at a time. Skip a week and you pay nothing — no contract, no semester fee.

Feedback on everything

Submit homework as text or a voice recording. Get an instant grammar check plus AI feedback, then a personal comment from your teacher.

Practice included

Your class ticket includes a language-exchange meetup the same week — use what you just learned on real people.

How it works

Four steps, every week

  1. 01

    Book this week's session

    Grab a spot for the week you want. One ticket, one class — decide again next week.

  2. 02

    Learn in a 40-minute small class

    Meet in person in a small group at beginner or upper-beginner level.

  3. 03

    Do the mission

    Write or record your weekly mission and get an instant grammar check plus feedback the same day.

  4. 04

    Speak at the language exchange

    Put it to use at a nurio language exchange the same week — included with your ticket.

What a cohort looks like

W1

Introducing yourself

은/는 vs 이/가

W2

Ordering food

-(으)세요 requests

W3

Making plans

-(으)ㄹ 거예요

W4

Talking about your day

past tense -았/었어요

Every cohort's curriculum is written by its teacher — themes, grammar, vocabulary, and a weekly mission. Sample shown.

Homework

Homework that talks back

After class you get a short mission. Write it out or record yourself saying it. An instant grammar check catches the slips, AI feedback explains why, and your teacher leaves a personal comment — usually the same day.

  • Submit as text or a voice recording — your choice.
  • Instant grammar check with a plain-English explanation.
  • A personal comment from the teacher who taught you.

Example feedback

어제 친구랑 밥을 먹었요.

Grammar check

어제 친구랑 밥을 먹었어요.

먹다 + past tense → 먹었어요

Teacher · Yujin

Great sentence! Next time try adding 같이 (together). — Yujin
Speaking mission 0:32
Next sessions

Book your week

Week 1 Sun, Aug 2 · 2:00 PM

Learn how 은/는 and 이/가 change the focus of the meaning of a sentence

Tamitie Coffee
Week 2 Sun, Aug 9 · 2:00 PM

8-Week Korean Mini-Session: Learn Korean & Make Friends - Week 2

Tamitie Coffee
Week 3 Sun, Aug 16 · 2:00 PM

8-Week Korean Mini-Session: Learn Korean & Make Friends - Week 3

Tamitie Coffee
Week 4 Sun, Aug 23 · 2:00 PM

8-Week Korean Mini-Session: Learn Korean & Make Friends - Week 4

Tamitie Coffee

Questions, answered

Do I have to commit to the full course?
No — each week is a separate ticket. Book the weeks you want, skip the ones you don't, and you never sign a contract.
What level is it for?
Beginner and upper-beginner. Your level is matched from your profile so you land in the right small group.
Is it taught in English?
Explanations are in English, and the practice is in Korean — so you always understand the why, then use it out loud.
What if I miss a week?
You just don't pay for it. There's no make-up fee and nothing to cancel — join again any week you like.
Where are classes held?
In person in Seoul. The exact venue for each week is listed on that week's event page.
What's the homework like?
A short weekly mission. Write it or record it, get an instant AI grammar check and feedback, plus a personal comment from your teacher.

Your first week is one ticket away.

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