Espagnol
Turc
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Japonais
Russe
Coréen
Kurdeany pronouns, 19 yo, french/turkic
I was born and raised in France, Paris suburbs. I have Turkic origins (Turkish and Kurdish for as I know). I would say that I have B1/B2 English level, no exams yet tho...
I am neurodivergent (probably autistic) and have some mental difficulties so please be patient with me.
You can text me, I'll try to reply quick.
Galicien
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ItalienGood day everyone. My native language is French and English (I learned them at the same time as a kid). I am intermediate in Spanish and Italian and I would like to be perfectly fluent as I plan on moving to either South America or Italy.
Arabe
Langue des signes (Espagne)
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| Langues étudiées : |
Anglais,
Chinois (Mandarin)
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Hi 👋 I’m a polyglot I’m especially here to develop my Chinese, if you want to learning French 🇫🇷 , English 🇺🇸 or maybe Lingala 🇨🇩 I look forward to help you, conversely you teach me Mandarin 🇨🇳
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| Langues étudiées : |
Langue des signes (France),
Français,
Anglais
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My name is Mariam. I am an undergraduate student.
I study physics at university, and I am also working on improving my communication and language skills.
I speak Arabic, Moroccan Darija, and English. Also learning French
I enjoy learning new things, especially in science. I also like listening to music, using apps to earn money online, and exploring new opportunities like freelancing.
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Français,
Créole haïtien
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| Langues étudiées : |
Créole haïtien,
Anglais
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Hii! M beswen yon moun pou pratike kreyòl avèm... I would also like someone to help me unlock English as well as Haitian Creole. The issues with my Haitian Creole and English are related to fluidity, connected speech, pronunciation and linguistic identity shift. When I speak I can tell there is something missing.
A bit about me, I’m a 24 year old university student with an old soul. I'm driven by culture, emotion, and human connection. I’m deeply passionate about storytelling. My interests sit at the intersection of art, sociopolitics, and identity, with a strong focus on Creole cultures, diaspora experiences, and community empowerment. Language, for me, is not just a tool -- it’s a gateway into people’s realities.
I’m already fluent in English, French, and Haitian Creole, and I’m intentionally expanding into languages like Spanish and Portuguese to connect with Afro-diasporic communities across Latin America, especially in places like Brazil. I’m also drawn to languages like Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Norwegian, and Dutch, each for different emotional, cultural, or creative reasons. At my core, I’m someone who seeks freedom and depth through language, through art, and through stories that speak (or spoke) to me. I am currently learning Spanish and Arabic. However, I do feel the need to connect with my native heritage language (HT) as well as my second language (ENG) first -- before fully immersing myself in other languages...