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Meet the Hosts of KoreanClass101.com 


Keith Kim Keith Kim
Keith Kim was born and raised in New York City to two first-generation Koreans. Raised in a Korean home, and having lived in Korea, he is extremely familiar with the Korean language, and Korean culture. Being a Korean-American, he speaks English as his native language, yet has great command of the Korean language. He is currently working full-time teaching Korean on KoreanClass101.com.
Hyunwoo Sun Hyunwoo Sun
Hyunwoo Sun was born and raised in Korea. He graduated from Korea University where he majored in French and also studied Japanese. He has wide interests in learning foreign languages and his goal is to speak 10 languages fluently by the year 2012. As an influential blogger and video blogger in Korea, he is also helping Korean people learn foreign languages more efficiently.
Seol Yun Seol Yun
Seol Yun was born and raised in Gwangju, South Korea. She graduated from Chonnam National University where she majored in Business Administration and English Literature. Thereafter she attended Seoul National University where she received her masters in Regional Studies. During her undergraduate years, she studied abroad in Edmonton, Canada, and Tokyo, Japan, and has been continually studying both English and Japanese ever since. Currently, she is a research student at Hitotsubashi University, in Tokyo, Japan, studying Marketing. Seol hopes to use her language abilities to communicate to a wide audience in the future.
Gyeong-eun Choi Gyeong-eun Choi
Gyeong-eun Choi was born and raised in Seoul, Korea. She loves learning foreign languages herself, as much as teaching Korean. She spent a year in Australia and two months in Europe, and started teaching Korean professionally after coming back to Korea. She wants to use her experiences in learning foreign languages to help making the learning experience more enjoyable for learners of the Korean language.