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Mongolian
Native
English
Italian
From Mongolia
Living in Ulan Bator, Mongolia
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How many of us learnt foreign languages at school,but how many can speak? Don't focus on grammar. As someone who’s learned English, French, and Italian, I *get* the rollercoaster of language learning—the frustration, the breakthroughs, and the joy of finally *speaking*. My focus? Helping you **communicate confidently in Mongolian** without drowning in grammar rules. Whether you’re starting from scratch or polishing your skills, I’ll tailor lessons to *your* goals—like ordering food or chatting with locals. Bonus: Love Mongolia’s culture or planning a trip? Ask me anything—I will tell you everything I know about Mongolia, what Mongolians are like, what to do and what not to do in Ulaanbaatar! :)
As a teacher I understand the uniqueness of every students and aim of learning this beautiful language. I believe I can create a positive relaxed atmosphere where students feel comfortable and not afraid of asking questions or making mistakes. Since making mistakes is an essential part of learning and improving.
I believe learning, especially language learning should be engaging and fun, and and most importantly relevant to your goal. I do not believe in traditional teaching method, you do not need to memorise 20 different animal names or vegetables but should be able to order food in a restaurant or ask the direction as a beginner student. How many of us have learnt foreign language at school for years and how many of us can speak the language fluently... Yes, there is a problem in the traditional teaching method, or too much grammar