Connect with 12 language partners in Nigeria. Practice conversations, improve your skills, and make friends through language exchange.
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am down to earth ,friendly , welcoming and sincere , caring and cultured , natural and down to earth , Cheerful and hard working ,
I am a budding writer, poet and author. Learning languages is my keyway to the other part of the earth.
Hi, i am jose
Hello my name is Ifeatu, reserved, introverted and positive. Really eager to Learn the German Language , all help is appreciated. Danke.
J'aime parler français
I am bubbly and very friendly. I'm also very patient and my friends say I'm a good teacher. I'm a graduate student and love my current research work. I'm very fluent in English as it is the Lingua Franca in my country. I'm also fluent in Yoruba language which is our local language here. I am curr...
Antthann is a language exchange partner from Abuja. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hello, I'm Aimee from Nigeria. I would really love to get a language partner that would help me with my german in which I am only a beginner. I would also like to know a bit more about german culture. I speak english and would not mind helping out. I would like to learn through conversations on s...
Nicholas is a language exchange partner from Ondo state who speaks English and is learning Chinese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
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German genders feel random, but some word endings and groups are very reliable: die – words ending in -ung, -heit, -keit, -schaft, -ion: die Zeitung, die Freiheit, die Möglichkeit, die Freun...
A few everyday Tamil phrases to get started (spoken forms, with a simple romanization): வணக்கம் (vanakkam) – Hello நன்றி (nandri) – Thank you எப்படி இருக்கீங்க? (eppadi irukkeenga?) – How ar...
Let's get this group going with introductions. Write a few lines in the language you're learning, and people who speak it can help correct. Vietnamese template: Xin chào, mình tên là [tên]. M...