#LanguagePartner

Всем привет ^) Меня зовут Кирилл, недавно исполнилось 22 года, я из России Бывший репетитор Junior High School Работал в EdTech - помощь репетиторам в РФ Цель / Goal : Сейчас активно учу английский язык и хочу больше общаться с людьми из разных стран! My English is around A2/B1 level, so sometimes I sound like a caveman 💀 But my listening and reading much better Интересуюсь языками, AI (a little bit), играми, фильмами, сериалами, музыкой и просто интересными разговорами :) Буду рад пообщаться и помочь с русским, если захотите 🤗

Hello there! I'm looking for a language partner. My goal is to reach the B1 German level this year; I'm currently on the A2 level. I can offer an exchange; my mother language is Spanish, and my English level is C1; I can also speak Portuguese at an intermediate level. I enjoy discussing various topics, reading articles, or watching videos, and exploring them further. If you are interested, feel free to send me a message!

Hello everyone, I speak Chinese and I live in Shenzhen. I'm learning English and I want to practice speaking English with others. I can talk with you in English and Chinese. We can talk about some topics and give feedback to each other. Please be free to talk with me. 大家好，我的母语是中文，我居住在深圳。我目前想找一个语伴一起练习英语口语。我可以帮你纠正一些中文口语错误。我们可以一起分别用中文和英文围绕一个话题展开讨论。如果你想一起练习，就联系我吧。

30-day grammar challenge #day9

Hey! I'm Mary, 30 y.o. from Russia and I'm looking for a language partner to discuss a book (The Circle by Dave Eggers). I discovered it a few years ago and it drew my attention with its plot, characters, and social issues that touched upon here. I'm a slow reader and currently on page 331. It'd be awesome if you stopped either on the same page or somewhere before. It doesn't really matter whether you're a native or non-native - what matters is that we can delve into specific parts of this book. Maybe we can also become best friends along the way) My level is somewhere between B2 and C1, which allows me to hold clear and coherent conversation. Exited to hear from you!

Hi there, I am looking for a English language partner to practice my listening and speaking

Hello! I have a question on arabic egyptian. We have two things: 1) 3ala ad ma 2) ad ma Both have a similar meaning: as much as. But at the same time, they are not the same. How can I know when I have to use 3ala ad ma, and when ad ma ? I study only Cairo / Alexandria accents. Only Egyptian Arabic. Thank you in advance. I got stuck in this question.

Bonjour/ Hello! I’m an English teacher (and native speaker 🤓) currently looking for a language exchange partner in French. My level is around B1 - if there’s any Frenchies who want to improve their English in exchange for being a French language partner, let me know!

Hola a todos! Soy Frances y tengo un nivel B2/C1 en español. Busco hispanohablantes que quérian hacer un intercambio Frances/Español o Ingles/Español. Hasta pronto!