A moment when you have to speak English on a trip!

A trip should be exciting, but if one sentence gets stuck, the flow stops in an instant.

Checking in at the airport, ordering a restaurant at the front desk, getting directions from a taxi... these are all moments that need to be said right away.

This class was made for that moment.

Instead of long grammatical explanations, train by repeating short and clear patterns that come first in the field.

Practice short, firm words that can be taken out and written right at the airport, in a hotel, in a restaurant, or on the street.

“Can I...?” , “I'd like to...”, “Could you...?” Learn the framework for opening a door like this,

Attach a pattern to your mouth through blank practice/speech/situation drama missions.

If you review the PDF worksheet for 15 minutes every day, you'll be able to see the first sentence without hesitation, even in an unfamiliar place.

“This is 702. There's no hot water”, “Is this the right train to Berlin?” , “Can I stop by the ATM for a while?” , Request sentences such as “Please add a little bit of salt” are also made to say directly in a pattern without complicated grammar.

4 reasons why this class is special

Compress only key travel moments
- We selected only situations that must be encountered during a trip, such as airports, lodging, restaurants, transportation, and shopping, and included only essential expressions. By eliminating unnecessary sentences and leaving only sentences that can come directly from the field, the learning burden was reduced and the effect was maximized.
Patterns → Example sentences → Examination/Speaking → Create a situation drama with my travel itinerary
- After learning the pattern, drawing up a structure by explaining it like an example sentence, I have time to review it with my own study paper. Finally, I will use the pattern I learned to create a situation drama based on the learner's travel itinerary. It is a structure that ends “understanding — practice — practice — automation” in one cycle.
Training to focus on the “first sentence”
- Focus on the first sentence rather than a long conversation. “Can I...?” , “I'd like to...”, “Could you...?” By repeatedly training the frame to open the door like this, the mouth moves first even in embarrassing moments.
The basics are enough (beginner OK)
- Korean explanations and English training are appropriately mixed so that you can get started if you only know the basic sentence structure. It's designed so that even if you have English proficiency, you can feel more confident as you repeat it without feeling burdened.

Course effect

A contextual pattern that automatically pops up even when you're puzzled
Speak in patterns without complicated grammar
“Can I...?” “I'd like to...” “It didn't...” “Could you...?” Automate key patterns such as
Instantly switch from Korean to English even in unfamiliar situations (short and accurate)

Recommended target

A person who stopped at a travel destination with “Regret me...”
Those who want to learn only what they need on site before leaving the country
Those who want to talk about the key points right away rather than memorize for a long time
Beginner who knows grammar but can't get a sentence out of your mouth ~ elementary to intermediate
Those who need training to speak up before traveling

Notes before taking the course

This class is not a deep dive into grammar. Instead, we'll help you pop out right away by repeatedly practicing contextual sentences that should be written right in the field. Learn all the major scenes of the trip, such as airports, flights, lodging, transportation, restaurants, and shopping, with patterns, and train repeatedly with fill-in-the-blank, situation dramas, and speaking missions. PDF worksheets are included with every lesson, so you can continue to review in a 15 minute daily routine. Anyone who knows the basic sentence structure can participate.

Tuck it out of your mouth! Master the English travel pattern that comes out with

Tuck it out of your mouth! Master the English travel pattern that comes out with