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Zey is a language exchange partner from Turkey who speaks Turkish and is learning Korean. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
I'm a very simple man, who loves Korean movies and also love baseball and basketball, I'm a passionate learner and i believe i will be able to learn so quickly, I love pastries even at my age haha, i really hope I can meet with good koreans here, if you are honest and easy and interesting to be w...
Thu phưn is a language exchange partner from Hanoi who speaks Vietnamese and is learning Korean. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Tuấn trê is a language exchange partner from Hanoi who speaks Vietnamese and is learning Korean and English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
I will learn English and Korean languages,Who can help me...
I Like the dog
Hello my name is Ling, i'm from vietnam, nice to meet you all :))
Thảo thu is a language exchange partner from Japan who speaks Vietnamese and is learning Korean. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Manilla is a language exchange partner from Morocco who speaks English, French, and Arabic and is learning Korean, German, and English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Allyson is a language exchange partner from France who speaks English and French and is learning Chinese and Korean. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
Just another guy who is willing to broaden his ability in English
Saycheeseinchinese is a language exchange partner from Qatar who speaks Arabic and English and is learning Korean and French. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
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 ...
university is stressful. i detest group work with all my heart. currently learning korean. still an amateur though /sobs/ i hail from the city. (yeah there are no chances of me surviving in the wild) socially awkward. worst trait to possess in this extroverted society n_n
I'm studying to be a English teacher in Japan/Korea/China. I hope I can help you with any English questions you have
Hi :)Nice to meet you! I graduated a university with creative writing in korean and early child care education degree. And I had experiance to work at office in korea for 4 years. So I'm know well about Korean working style. Someone who interest in living Korea, culture and learning korean, just...
hi how r u?? can u help me to learn english language?? fondly
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.
A foreign language/culture enthusiast with varying interests from video games, anime, martial arts, running, to innovative cusisine/foreign food, cinema, travel, animals, music etc.
Hello. My name is Jane. I was born in Korea, now I live in Tokyo, Japan. I have been living in Tokyo for 6 years, so I can speak Japanese very well. I want to make friends for talking English and teaching Korean. My habby is wathing the movies. I love fashion and design.
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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...