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Zeroviscosity is a language exchange partner who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Claudenirrj is a language exchange partner from Rio de Janeiro who speaks Portuguese and is learning English and Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Cuban guy who will be soon living in Spain, but in the meanwhile studying languages, i started Japanese because i just love the language and the culture. I can teach you Spanish, maybe English too or a little French also. Cubano que pronto estará viviendo en España, pero mientras tanto está estud...
My occupation is mainly progrummer, and sometimes play drums as work. Recently I developed a web site and am starting my own business. I've been to New York for several months to study music after I graduated from university, but I couldn't improve my English skill. Because I was really into musi...
Saya_otonashi is a language exchange partner from New York who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
hai. my name's diah ayu zubaidah but you can call me diah. i want you to help me to be a good speaker. thank you! terima kasih! adios!
I am an English teacher living in Japan. I want to improve my Japanese langauge skills so that I can understand my co-workers more, and so that I can live more easily in Japan.
20代の極普通のアメリカ人です。
i'm a student at universety in maribor and wuld like to find a penpal i'm studiing physiks and computer sience
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Hello! I'm Emma and I'm currently studying Japanese at Sheffield University. I pretty much like everything to do with Japan and Korea from the food to the culture to the music... I'm a fairly confident person but if I do get any Japanese wrong then please correct me as I want to increase my knowl...
hello, i study japanese and look for a japanese language partner.. in exchange i can teach you german!
Perez is a language exchange partner from Rio de Janeiro who speaks Portuguese, English, and Spanish and is learning Chinese, Italian, and Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hi there, I'm a native english speaker who enjoys learning japanese and would be very much interested in meeting native speakers so we can enjoy learning together. I enjoy movies, reading(in both english and japanese) seeing and experiencing new things, such as new cultures, new food etc. I'm alw...
Hi! My native language is Cebuano and I am fluent in Tagalog and English. I can understand some Japanese and a bit of French. I'd like to improve my Japanese and French. :) よ!フィリピン人ですから、フィリピン語と英語にとよどみなく話します。私はまだ日本語を勉強します。手伝いましょう、お互いに。。。 ^^ Bonjour! Je parle anglais, tagalog, certains japona...
Hello everybody. How are you? Nice to meet you. I'm João from Brazil 14 years old boy. I love learning languages (I want to be a polyglot). Could you help me with my Japanese? I can teach my mother tongue for you which's Portuguese (Brazil). Bye. (I'll try to write it in Japanese, sorry if someth...
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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...