Suédois
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Anglais
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Chinois (Mandarin)
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I am a native speaker in english . I would like to learn Chinese
Arabe
Chichewa
Swahili
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Anglais
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EspagnolHello everybody,
I'm looking to have conversational practice in Advanced Spanish and Beginner to Intermediate French with anyone who needs help with English. I'm also open to writing exchanges for anyone who is interested in just writing practice.
I enjoy talking about pretty much anything. So, let's help each other to practice and push each other to get better. Patience and a sense of humor are always welcome.
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Français
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Hindi
Italien
AllemandHello my name is Oskar, i'm from France and i try to be curious about the world around me, i'm not often online but if you have questions or if you wan't to practice german, french or english. Don't hesitate to send a message !
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Indonésien
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Hi there! I’m INFJ-T, I love meaningful conversations and exchanging stories. My happy places are enjoying delicious food, hiking in nature, and exploring new cultures. Let’s learn together while sharing a little piece of our worlds 🌍✨
Turc
Bosnien
Croate
Serbe
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Japonais
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Polonais
PersanHello! I’m a Japanese woman, 55 years old, currently living in Paris with my family. I’ve always been passionate about learning languages and discovering new cultures. I speak French, and English fluently, and now I’m looking to explore a language that’s completely different from Japanese or Latin languages.
As a Japanese teacher, I’m especially interested in Comprehensible Input and natural language acquisition. I would love to try Crosstalk, where each person speaks their native language and focuses on understanding the other. It’s a relaxed and effective way to learn!
If you're curious about Japanese or want to share your language with me, feel free to reach out.
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Coréen
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Hello. I am Jaeeun. (You can pronounce it as Jae Eun. If the pronunciation is too difficult, you can call me by my nickname, Jamie.)
I love traveling and have visited quite a few countries on my own. I currently work in the IT industry, and I am married with a cute daughter.
I am traveling to Austria in November, so I have been studying German for the past month. As a complete beginner, I want to practice to see if I can understand German and if the other person can understand my pronunciation.
I have been learning English for quite a long time, so I can communicate sufficiently, but since I haven't used it for a while, I feel awkward and make a lot of mistakes. I want to learn to become more fluent. I lived in the UK for a year 15 years ago, but that was such a long time ago.
I can teach Korean to my language exchange partner.