I know that gong zuo means both job and to work but if I am trying to ask what is your mother's job or what work does your mom do, how do I say it?
Which one is grammatically correct and sounds more natural?
ni ma ma de gong zuo shi shen me?
ni ma ma gong zuo shi shen me?
ni ma ma you shen me gong zuo?
Or is it all wrong and it's something else?
If you speak English, I can help you with Korean. I don't need anything in return but please do respect that I am not as free as you might think. Messege me on italki and tell me how much you can write/speak and what specifically you want to learn, e.g., language speaking, reading, writing, listening, traditional culture, pop culture, song lyrics, common sense, food, places, etc. Briefly tell me about yourself and please do include when (tell me your time zone and when you can chat/talk) you can chat with me on skype (if you have one).
I can teach variety of levels but I would mostly prefer someone who knows the basics like the alphabets. If you are in the intermediate level, please do tell me what part of language learning between reading, writing, listening, speaking you are good or bad with, and tell me what kind of things you have learned.
I am a high school student and am from South Korea. I live in the east coast of US but I do visit Seoul when I am off from school. Other than that, I am pretty friendly.
