1 teacher is available for private Mongolian lessons in Budapest, in-person or online Mongolian classes. + Read more ERDENEBAYAR: "I am Erdene from Mongolia and i live in Budapest. I am a structural engineer and language teacher in Mongolian, Turkish and English. I have taught English in Turkey for over 1 and half years and I learnt the way to teach there. I really love teaching and communicating with different people with different backgrounds. Teaching languages gives me an opportunity to enjoy my life and help people to overcome their language barriers. Mongolian is a different language alphabetically and originally. Therefore, it would feel hard at first, but after introduction phase, it becomes very interesting and easy language. Just like Turkish, Mongolian is a sublanguage of Altaic language group with Korean, Japanese and Hungarian. Therefore, structures of sentences are almost the same which makes it easy for those certain people. For non-Altaic language spoken people, i say not to be down about it. Because as you learn Mongolian and Turkish, it becomes easy to learn due to easy rules. Usually it takes average a year to communicate with people without troubles and if you wanna use it academically or on business purpose, you need at least 2 years of good work." Read less
Teacher joined in Dec, 2020
I am Erdene from Mongolia and i live in Budapest. I am a structural engineer and language teacher in Mongolian, Turkish and English. I have taught English in Turkey for over 1 and half years and I learnt the way to teach there. I really love teaching and communicating with different people with different backgrounds. Teaching languages gives me an opportunity to enjoy my life and help people to overcome their language barriers. Mongolian is a different language alphabetically and originally. Therefore, it would feel hard at first, but after introduction phase, it becomes very interesting and easy language. Just like Turkish, Mongolian is a sublanguage of Altaic language group with Korean, Japanese and Hungarian. Therefore, structures of sentences are almost the same which makes it easy for those certain people. For non-Altaic language spoken people, i say not to be down about it. Because as you learn Mongolian and Turkish, it becomes easy to learn due to easy rules. Usually it takes average a year to communicate with people without troubles and if you wanna use it academically or on business purpose, you need at least 2 years of good work.
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