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You can study languages for years. Or you can start speaking it today and get fluent in a few months. I don't teach the language (grammar, books, exercises etc.) I know that it doesn't work. I am trying to help people start speaking and using the language. And this is how I am learning languages ...
I'm studying to be a English teacher in Japan/Korea/China. I hope I can help you with any English questions you have
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I like studying language so I can speak three lanuages such English, Japanese and of course Chinese.Now i really need someone to practice German with you. for sure, I also could you any one the language i could speak. Thank you a lot!!
Hi, I'm Wendy. Hope to meet some outspoken, knowledgeable and interesting friends here.Skype would be better.
I'm a middle school student about to be a high school student in a little bit, I would love to go to a university in Japan, but first i have to speak Japanese
Pretty much similar to what I wrote about in the hobbies section. I am passionate about the things I love, very down to earth and ambitious person. I love to learn an am always open to new challenges and adventures! I traveled to Japan in 2006 during a homestay and I fell even more in love with t...
Good day! Angelo here! I am a Sound Designer and a freelance composer. I am looking for a language partner to practice my Japanese. I can help with anything that is English or Filipino! Hope to meet new friends and language partners!
Aki is a language exchange partner from Tokyo who speaks Japanese and Chinese and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Hi! My name is Shruthi, as is apparent from my profile linked above. I basically dream of being a writer and travelling all around the world; however, it is as utopian as an idea gets to earn a living; so,I've turned to languages and translation as a career to support my fantasies. As good a way ...
i am RAM MOHAN REDDY, working in a japanese collabrated company, studing JLPT N4. i would like to share my japanese language with other any time , male or female.
I'm a student.
I'm passionated by languages. I hope learning a little bit of various languages. I'm ready to help other persons to learn my languages.
HI ! I'm Taiwanese I was lived in Japan 5 years ago so I can speak Chinese and Japanese. now I'm learning English around 2 years by myself. but I still can't speak very well. I'd love to practice with someone by skype or e-mail.
Love to travel and talk with people.
Spooks is a language exchange partner from Colorado Springs who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Neviitus is a language exchange partner from Dallas who speaks English and is learning Japanese. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Pankaj is a language exchange partner from India who speaks English and is learning French, Japanese, and Turkish. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
I was born in Los Angeles, but lived for many years in the San Francisco Area, 6 years in Japan, and several years experience in the Philippines. I speak Spanish too, but English is my native language. I love music and worked in the music industry for many years! I really want to learn Japanese!...
Hi, I'm a brazilian guy interested in learning new languages and improving the learnt ones, If you can help me and I can help you, write for me please.
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