She also complains about lessons being expensive, because she probably chose to go the Goethe institut route. But IRC you can get lessons for much cheaper or even a free vocational course at a Fachhochschule - although I suspect she’s not elligible for that, because her husband earns too much.
Of course, that would mean mingling with immigrants and muslims. Let’s be honest, that’s almost certainly one of the reasons she chose to go the more expensive route. This woman gives off “I’m an expat, not an immigrant” Karen vibes.
The best thing is where she claims “state-sponsored integration programs offer language classes for free” in South Korea and the link goes to a page only listing youtube videos, duolingo, and books, udemy courses, etc. that are certainly not free.
She also complains about lessons being expensive, because she probably chose to go the Goethe institut route. But IRC you can get lessons for much cheaper or even a free vocational course at a Fachhochschule - although I suspect she’s not elligible for that, because her husband earns too much.
Of course, that would mean mingling with immigrants and muslims. Let’s be honest, that’s almost certainly one of the reasons she chose to go the more expensive route. This woman gives off “I’m an expat, not an immigrant” Karen vibes.
500 for a course is nothing compared to what I’ve had to spend to learn Dutch
The best thing is where she claims “state-sponsored integration programs offer language classes for free” in South Korea and the link goes to a page only listing youtube videos, duolingo, and books, udemy courses, etc. that are certainly not free.