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Language Exchange Partners in California, United States

Connect with 3 language partners in California, United States. Practice conversations, improve your skills, and make friends through language exchange.

Valtor

Valtor

California Member since 2015
Spanish Upper Intermediate English French Beginner

I like meeting new people and having a good time!

Wrestling exercising hiking etc.
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Danny rupert ramirez

Danny Rupert Ramirez

California Member since 2014
English Spanish

Let's chat. 

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Euromis

Euromis

California Member since 2014
Persian Upper Intermediate English German Beginner Spanish Upper Intermediate +1

Hola!   My name is Ashley and I am a high school student. I am really interested in languages and I would love to learn as many as I can, but right now I am focusing on Spanish and maybe German.   I am interested in a language exchange partner that can maybe send 1-2 emails a week that is from 13...

Chemistry physics (yes
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