Connect with 238 Japanese language exchange partners. Practice conversation with native speakers and fellow learners, and make friends along the way.
I am Bob from Los Angeles California. My job is IT specialist. Helping others is 1 of my ways to enjoy in life and stay happy. I play piano and sometimes compose when i get inspiration. I would be able to help in English and other 4 languages as well. What ever i do in my life it has to be for so...
Filip kopecký is a language exchange partner from Prague who speaks Czech and is learning Japanese and Finnish. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Fergus o'brien is a language exchange partner from United Kingdom who speaks English and is learning Japanese and French. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
sami from jordan, 29 years I am looking for that person who want to practice English seriously every day as a language partner, to reach with each other to native level in English. and i am looking for respect friends
I'd really love to talk with you :-)
let's see
Deg is a language exchange partner from canada who speaks English and is learning Japanese, Filipino, Chinese, Italian, and Spanish. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Dtr. is a language exchange partner from Daimon who speaks Japanese and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
iam working in department of education and iam shy man actually and dont hesitate to cantact me ^_^ and myskype is riski.desmawan if am not here to call me/ looking for me
Justin90 is a language exchange partner from Japan who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hi! I'm Lauren! I'm a 25 year old college graduate currently making plans to live abroad in Japan. I would love to improve my speaking skills and make lifelong Japanese friends along the way! I am also a native English speaker with a BA in Linguistics so I would love to help in anyway I can! Let'...
Karine is a language exchange partner from San Francisco who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Sandrino is a language exchange partner from Berlin who speaks Italian, English, and German and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Nayeem pub is a language exchange partner from Bangladesh who speaks English and is learning Chinese and Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Ramazan is a language exchange partner from Baku who speaks Turkish and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Mattpsyd is a language exchange partner from Covina who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hi. I am 51 years old man in 2012. I feel it's hard to keep motivation for learning English. But if you send me a message to me, I think I can continue to keep learning.
Abhi is a language exchange partner from India who speaks English and Hindi and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hello! I'm Joe, I'm a student at the University. I like Japanese Architecture very interested in learning Japanese.
I am a beginning student that wishes to learn the Japanese language in hope to live and work there!
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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...