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Zaya
Community TutorTeaches
Mongolian
Native
Speaks
English
Italian
How many of us learnt foreign languages at school,but how many can speak? Don't focus on grammar.
Teaches
Mongolian
Native
Speaks
English
Italian
How many of us learnt foreign languages at school,but how many can speak? Don't focus on grammar.
About Me
Me as a Teacher
My lessons & teaching style
From MongoliaLiving in Ulan Bator, Mongolia (11:17 UTC+08:00)
About Me
italki teacher since Nov 23, 2024InterestsMusicHistoryMedical & HealthcareFoodReading
As someone who’s learned English, French, and Italian, I *get* the rollercoaster of language learning—the frustration, the breakthroughs, and the joy of finally *speaking*. My focus? Helping you **communicate confidently in Mongolian** without drowning in grammar rules. Whether you’re starting from scratch or polishing your skills, I’ll tailor lessons to *your* goals—like ordering food or chatting with locals. Bonus: Love Mongolia’s culture or planning a trip? Ask me anything—I will tell you everything I know about Mongolia, what Mongolians are like, what to do and what not to do in Ulaanbaatar! :)Me as a Teacher
As a teacher I understand the uniqueness of every students and aim of learning this beautiful language. I believe I can create a positive relaxed atmosphere where students feel comfortable and not afraid of asking questions or making mistakes. Since making mistakes is an essential part of learning and improving.My lessons & teaching style
I believe learning, especially language learning should be engaging and fun, and and most importantly relevant to your goal. I do not believe in traditional teaching method, you do not need to memorise 20 different animal names or vegetables but should be able to order food in a restaurant or ask the direction as a beginner student. How many of us have learnt foreign language at school for years and how many of us can speak the language fluently... Yes, there is a problem in the traditional teaching method, or too much grammar5.0
Rating
104
Students
646
Lessons
99%
Attendance rate
100%
Response rate
Mongolian Lessons
Trial Lesson
44 lessons completed
USD 7.00+
Mongolian Daily Conversation Practice
A1 - B1Conversation538 lessons completed
USD 7.00+
Package with 34% off
How to read in Mongolian, teaching Mongolian grammar
A1 - B2Language Essentials63 lessons completed
USD 7.00+
Package with 29% off
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69 Reviews
Darrell Ashworth
1 Mongolian lesson
Awesome lesson on Mongolian Literature!!
Oct 20, 2025
Karolina Garcia
7 Mongolian lessons
Zaya is a great teacher. She’s very understanding, she’ll go over notes and always make sure I understand before moving on. Repeating material so I can improve and memorize the language better.
Sep 26, 2025
Ania Gorzynska
7 Mongolian lessons
Very good first lesson! I am motivated to continue:)
Sep 16, 2025
雨小娃
15 Mongolian lessons
Thank you so much for today's wonderful lesson.
See you!
Oct 10, 2025
Blaga
6 Mongolian lessons
This was my first ever lesson in Mongolian but I had a lot of fun! Zaya is very nice and engaging and explained everything in an understandable way 😊 It was very fun and interesting!
Sep 24, 2025
雨小娃
15 Mongolian lessons
Thank you so much for today's wonderful lesson.
I really appreciate Zaya's patience and kindness all the time, and it's always nice to talk with her.
Look forward to our next class.
See you!
Sep 12, 2025
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