G.NA reveals that she was once a private English tutor 

G.NA reveals that she was once a private English tutor

On the October 4 broadcast of KBS 2TV\'s \'The Human Condition\', G.NA made the surprising revelation that she used to be a private English tutor at a cram school.

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G.NA shared, "I have experience as an English teacher. I was a cram school teacher for a long time." In the episode, she had an opportunity to show off her teaching skills as she assisted comedian

Kim Shin Young in teaching English at the Village Community Center.

In the clip shown above, G.NA and Kim Shin Young give the class an example of an English conversation. G.NA asks the class, "Doesn\'t [Kim Shin Young] unni speak well? Doesn\'t she seem just like a foreigner?" to which the class hilariously responds, "No." 

Afterwards, G.NA proceeds to teach the class how to sing and pronounce the American song

"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", having the classroom sing it together, and then calling them up one by one.

At the end of the day, Kim Shin Young compliments G.NA on her teaching, calling her talented. At this, G.NA responds, "If my talent can give happiness to others then I want to do it frequently," exposing her compassionate personality to the viewers. 

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With Gna teaching how the hell could you possibly concentrate?

G.NA, please be a tutor once again. I\'m agreeing to move to Korea lol

we always have that 1 teacher that gave us a boner :D

Lol i remember her teaching 4minute to speak english but they were all too energetic and very easily to be side tracked so GNA hilariously got pissed off at them

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is British why does everybody think its american get your facts checked

Well like most children\'s songs and nursery rhymes, it is British in origin. I suppose that sometimes people just assume that since the US is the most populous English speaking country that songs and rhymes come from the US most of the time without stopping to think that the British were making these for 100\'s of years before they even started spreading across the globe as colonists taking these with them.

That\'s the sad part of it. For the most part, Asians think that anything done in English is American.. including people who speak english, regardless of their accent. If they speak it fluently, they are American. Lol

One of my teacher\'s at school used to be classmates and friends with G.NA ahaha pretty cool (:

haha, it must be cool for a celebrity to be an alumni of your school!

@biatchggbe Yes, I think she spent much of her life in Vancouver, Canada.

that first girl was actually good at her pronunciations.  and i saw that time when she

tried teaching 4minute..they just gave her a migraine lol

@pikachuapple YT and search under "4 minute gna english" (like i did lol) or "4 minute gna mr teacher". You can see how frustrated she gets lol

Yes, that first little girl clearly had been working hard on her pronunciation. I don\'t know if she had maybe lived abroad for a bit at some point, had a parent who spoke English pretty well, just really worked hard on her homework, or her parents had paid for tutoring. Regardless she is doing pretty well. She will be one of those young women that surprises you with her English like Dasom from Sistar who actually speaks English quite well.

So if I move to Korea I can become a teacher for knowing English ~

Actually you need a degree in english or something else to apply to become an english teacher in korea.

most places in korea require you to have an associate degree to teach. i\'m sure you could advertise private lessons without one, although i\'m not sure many people would want a teacher without credentials.

This might interest you @nut3lla if you are serious about trying to teach English in Korea. I pulled this off the website for JET, which is a program Japan has had for putting native English speakers in Japanese classrooms as teaching assistants for several decades. They mention three Korean programs that are similar. Teaching English - Korea For these jobs there might be less competition, lower start-up costs, and a salary that will likely improve the longer you stay there. Korea has a three similar programs to JET. They\'ve had mixed reviews, but you get rent and utilities included in your salary and living costs are very low. Even at the current exchange rate, it\'s a great place to save money, plus your return airfare is covered. Unlike JET, you can get a guaranteed placement in a big city with SMOE, where you can be assured of getting placed in Seoul! The nationwide equivalent is called EPIK There also is provincial version in the area that surrounds Seoul called GEPIK. Some reports claim it is a bit better than EPIK Note: English school work is also widely available, but be careful! There are a lot of really awful companies out there. Do your homework VERY carefully!

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