
Two languages,
a bigger world
Whether you're learning Korean, curious about another language, or a child growing up between two, here everyone is someone else's teacher.
You learn a language from people, not just classrooms
Coffee Society's bilingual programs bring together people who speak Korean and other languages so they can teach and learn from each other. Pick up everyday Korean in a beginner class, then use it right away at our Wednesday meetups.
Bilingual education programs
Everyday Korean (beginner)
Start with what you need for daily life: greetings, shopping, visiting a clinic or bank.
- FOR
- Foreigners new to Korean or at beginner level
- FORMAT
- Small groups of about 6 · lesson + speaking practice
- WHEN
- Saturdays 10:00–11:30 AM · 8-week course
- FEE
- ₩80,000 for 8 weeks (textbook included)
Language exchange partners
We pair foreigners learning Korean with Koreans learning another language, one to one.
- FOR
- Anyone, locals and newcomers alike
- FORMAT
- 1:1 matching · 30 minutes in each language
- WHEN
- During the Wednesday meetup
- FEE
- Included in the Wednesday meetup fee
Bilingual play class for kids
Children learn their parent's language and Korean together through picture books, songs and games.
- FOR
- Grades 1–4 with a parent from another country
- FORMAT
- Small groups by language · parents join in
- WHEN
- 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 2:00–3:30 PM
- FEE
- Free (supported program)
Conversation with native speakers
Chat at English, Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese tables hosted by native-speaker members.
- FOR
- Daejeon locals who want to practise speaking
- FORMAT
- Tables by language · topic-based chat
- WHEN
- During the Wednesday meetup
- FEE
- Included in the Wednesday meetup fee
How to get started
- 1
Get in touch
Use the button below to tell us which program interests you and your current level.
- 2
Level check
A short chat helps us find the right class or partner for you.
- 3
Class & matching
Join a small-group class or meet your exchange partner.
- 4
Practise on Wednesday
Use what you learned at the Wednesday meetup.
Our teachers are members too
We're looking for language mentors to help other members in their native language. Any native speaker is welcome, even for a short time. Mentors join the Korean class for free and receive a volunteer certificate.
Frequently asked questions
Can I join with zero Korean?
Can I join partway through?
Which languages does the kids' class offer?
How do I pay?
Any language, starting today
Tell us which program you're curious about and your current level, and we'll point you to the right class.