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Learn Tongan online by practicing with a native speaker who is learning your language.
Write or speak Tongan online to improve grammar or conversation.
A language exchange complements other forms of learning such as classroom,
cultural immersion and multimedia, because you get to practice
all that you have learned
with native speakers in a safe and supportive environment.
Advantages of language exchange learning include:
- Learning the real Tongan language (slang, expressions, etc.) used by ordinary native speakers
- Getting accustomed to the way native speakers speak in real (casual) Tongan conversation
- Making a friend in the Tongan-speaking culture.
Language exchange learning is also inexpensive because we provide free tips and conversation lesson plans
that allow you to do a language exchange on your own.
For more advantages, please see why do a language exchange.
What You Can Do Here
Here at MyLanguageExchange.com, you can
- Find Tongan-speaking language exchange partners.
- Practice your Tongan by writing emails (pen pals).
- Practice written conversation using text chat.
- Practice speaking using voice chat.
We provide free, helpful guidelines and tips on how to do a language exchange,
as well as free
lesson plans designed by an expert in
language exchange learning. The activities are fun so you can easily "break the ice" with your
new learning partner and get effective practice.
In short, you have everything you need to practice and learn Tongan via a language exchange.
Email, Text Chat or Voice Chat?
The type of exchange that is right for you depends on your proficiency level in Tongan
and your learning goals. Find out which
type of language exchange is right for you.
Before Practicing
Before you begin practicing, please read the free guideline, How To Do A Language Exchange
for hints on doing an effective language exchange.
Find a Partner Now
Find a Tongan language exchange partner
now, and have fun!
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MyLanguageExchange.com is doing "extraordinary things online."
- January 2001
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"Our level of knowledge has increased a lot. You made my dream come true."
- Juan José Guerrero, Seville (Spain)
February 25, 2002
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Our Newest Tongan-speaking Members
Here are 20 of our most recent Tongan-speaking members that could become your partner.
To view all registered Tongan native speakers, please click here.
Click on a name for more information or to contact the member.
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I like to learn tongan from my dad because my family speaks tongan.
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Malo elelei!!!!Ko hoku ingoa ko Semelisi.Ko eku ha'u mei Amelika.I would like to learn To speak Tongan fluently because I'm proud of who I am and where my ancestors come from but how can I be called a true Tongan if I haven't mastered the language???.....
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United States
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(saltlake city)
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i'm anna i'm 18 years old i'm interesting in watching filipino movie and the reason i learning this language because i love filipino language and i wish to have a filipino boyfriend
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My name's Charles, 29 and Malawian living in Malawi. I'd like to learn French, Icelandic and German
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i dont do anything because im bored but sometimes i listen to music.
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I am a Tonga from north part of malawi. I have always loved to learn German because my church is led by a Chief Apostle who is German. The language is sometimes used in services. Besides the above reason, I love the language though with no idea of it.....
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i am master donald cassidy of zimbawe
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New Zealand
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(Palmerston North)
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My name Pita and im of Tongan descent and i'd like to learn more Tongan language so that i can be fluent and confident of speaking my own language
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I'm learning to speak the Tongan language better because my family members are fluent speakers and I've lost the language as I've grown up! I speak just Hawaiian majority of the time and I've been searching for options on being able to better my Tong.....
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I am a Male. I wanna learn Dutch...
I love swimming , rugby and lanita....
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Hello , I'm michelle . I was born in Tonga and later on when was three moved to the United States . I wish I was fluent in my TONGAN language ,since I was always around english speaking I knew that as my first language . I'm one of those tongans who .....
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United States
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(OCEANSIDE)
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I was born in Tonga but cant speak the language. It sucks when my family comes down for gatherings and stuff cause I want to ask them things but im not able to.
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Born in Tonga but grew up in Australia. I understand most of the language but have trouble verbally replying and writting. I would like to improve my Tongan skills as I would loved to fluently communicate with family members without struggling to put.....
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I like to connect with my peoples with more to say, then just yea.. Okay.
I feel it be better ...if I could expand my vocabulary ..
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I am a Zambian, aged 31. My academic professional are Diploma in Human Resource, Diploma in Purchasing Management and Certificate in general Agriculture. My interests are making new friends, going out to countryside, listening to country music and .....
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United States
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(West Jordan)
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Tongan use to be a split with English language in being fluent growing up. I've taken ESL from Kindergarten to 7/8th grade and it had to stop. My teachers asked my parents to speak to me in English at home so that I can know the English language a li.....
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oh hi my name is siu kata. i am in full of tongan and i born in unite satae of americans so yeah well i am kind person that i am so cool and funny and little bit of mean to someone that you feel bad at me. so if you want to get to know me well then j.....
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i'm nana...simple kind of person just wanted to make friends with other people in other countries and share about their culture and learn about their language...
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Click here to view all Tongan-speaking members.
Click here for advanced search.
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The Basics
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What is a language exchange?
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Why do a language exchange?
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How to do a language exchange?
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Sign up now - add your free profile!
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Member Testimonials
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"My language exchange is working wonderfully."
..."We couldn't be happier with the exchange. Thank you for setting it all up.
Thank you for everything."
- John C., New York, United States, March 29, 2001
"It has been a great experience for me so far."
..."this is my #1 favorite online site. Thanks."
- United States, March 29, 2001
..."I'll be using your site to practice my French, and I'll
recommend it to everyone I know.
- Katerina Vallianatos, ESL Teacher, U.S.A., January 1, 2001
..."Cela fait environ un mois que je cherche des sites
de ce genre sans en rencontrer un à mon goût. Je vous félicite vraiment et vous remercie beaucoup.
Continuer votre beau travail."
- Paskoila, St-jean (québec) Canada, November 3, 2001
"I recommended your site to my Spanish professors and other
students. I think it's a great idea!" ..."I will use it more in the
future as a teacher. Thanks."
- United States, March 29, 2001
..."finally something useful on the Internet."
- Niel Smith, Silicon Valley, California, U.S.A., February 9, 2001
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