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Blattlaus is a language exchange partner from Braunau who speaks German and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Daniel fegla is a language exchange partner from Berlin who speaks German and is learning Spanish. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
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Stefanie is a language exchange partner from Munich who speaks German and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
I am a bussines student always have been fond of learning different languages and traveling, So recently i have been trying to learn german and i can help anyone in learning english. I am very fun loving and friendly, I always love to make new friends from different places and learn about there c...
i'm amr , 24 y , from egypt wanna learn german seit sechs monaten studiere ich deusch ! danke !
Ingvi is a language exchange partner from Berlin who speaks Icelandic and is learning German. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hi There! I'm Frankie 27 years old from Italy, leaving in Berlin since 2,really motivated to learn German,would love to find a good partner for exchanging Italian/German. I'm interested in Music and Photography. Hope to hear from you. Ciao =]
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