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Because you have a common goal to help each other learn while discussing common interests,
you are likely to make meaningful friendships.
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Hello, My name is Amanda and I was born in Switzerland, in the Canton of St. Gallen. I moved with my mother and brother to the U.S. when I was 2. My father still lives in Switzerland, where I was born. I do not know very much German and would love to.....
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Hello, I am from the US, and I want to learn Greek, I've always found that culture fascinating, and i suppose i should learn more about it through their language.
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Bonswa, My name is Zoelette and I am a american Haitian and I want to learn Haitian so I can communicate with my family. Not onnly am I Haitian I am also Costa Rican and I would like to learn spanish so please someone help me out.
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my name is brian. im in the military. currently live on camp humphreys. i love sports. want to learn the native language in korea and hopefully make a lot of korean friends :). i am also willing to teach others english :p. feel free to send a Hi :)
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We recently moved to Southwest Florida and I am surrounded by Spanish-speaking friends! We went to the Dominican Republic last year and are planning to go again, so this time, I want to be able to talk! I would love to help you with your English! .....
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Dan
January 27, 2012
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I'm a native (American) English speaker, and I think I have a good enough sense of the language to be very helpful to anyone trying to learn it. Any help with my Danish will be much appreciated.
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I've always always had a love for languages, but I've never worked on a single language long enough to become fluent or even conversational. I've taken several years of Spanish in school, but I still feel kind of like a beginner in it. I'm hoping to .....
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I have just recently found out that iam of hebrew decent and i want to know how to speak my grandfathers language
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j
May 18, 2012
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I am half Puertorican/Dominican born and raised in Puerto Rico. I now have lived in US for almost 20 years. I want to learn to speak Creole as there are many Haitians here in Florida and I like talking to them in their language.
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I only speak English and I live in the United States. I really want to learn to speak Spanish and need a lot of help. So if you don't mind helping me learn, I would certainly appreciate it.
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I am looking to practice Italian as my wife has family in Italy and she is getting her italian citizenship, we travel there when possible and I want to be good with the Italian.
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Hi! I am an American female living in Florida. I plan on visiting Japan in the future, and would like to learn Japanese. I would also like a friend ^_^. In exchange, I can teach you English. I love fashion, video games, shopping, learning, drawing an.....
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I am a 19 year old college freshman, I am very interested in the Korean language and culture. I'd really like to meet someone I can meet in person and be friends with to learn more and get a better experience.
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I am 95% Irish and both my mothers grandparents (never got to meet) and my biological fathers grandparents were born in Ireland. I am interested in learning everything I can involving Irish culture.. especially learning Gaelic.
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I would like to better understand different cultures, and hope to have some interesting experiences along the way.
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Sai
March 15, 2013
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I like anime. I want to learn Hmong because I am Hmong, (Embarrassing story)but I forgot my language ever since I was starting school(I got to focused into learning English).
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im a hiatian 19 years of age and i wnt to learn how to speak it
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T.J.
October 18, 2012
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Hello! I am learning Nihonji in school and I also want to learn Tibetan from someone who is fluent in Tibetan. It would be even better if you are actually from Tibet. In return I can help you with learning (American) English if you want.
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first thing i want to learn creole because im soon to get married to a hatian man who speaks creole in i want to be able to comunicate with his family in understand it
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