Connect with 9 language partners in South Africa. Practice conversations, improve your skills, and make friends through language exchange.
Riziwani is a language exchange partner from Tanzania who speaks Swahili and is learning Swahili. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Former Teaching Asistant(TA) at Makerere Universty. Personal tutoring of students in many parts of Africa with an experience of over 10 years. I also speak more than 15 African Languages and willing to learn more.
A Law Student at the University of Pretoria
Just started learning French in University and would like to improve it by skyping with a French friend and will gladly help you brush up on your English in return :)
Theo.erns is a language exchange partner from Johannesburg who speaks English and is learning French, Japanese, and Russian. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Yaaseen is a language exchange partner from Johannesburg who speaks English and is learning German. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
I am a fun loving person, but want to learn more languages
I am a TEFL-certified English instructor. I'm a looking to learn German and Korean.
Thakane is a language exchange partner from Cape Town who speaks Afrikaans and English and is learning German and Swedish. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
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