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English - Spanish OR Spanish - English learners
Dia duit gach daoine :)
I'm a new member to this community and I am learning Spanish. My native language is English and I also know Irish, not too well though :P . If anybody would like to practice English Irish or Spanish with me please reply. I'm 14 turning 15 this year, Adam is the name :P .
All the best.
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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Adam O.
April 16, 2016
# Msgs: 5
Latest: May 2, 2016
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Voice chat for speaking English and Spanish
Hello!
I would like to practice my speaking English and I am willing to help you to improve your speaking Spanish.
I come from Spain, live in Madrid and I have neutral accent. If you happen to live in Madrid, we could meet and chat face to face.
I am preparing the Cambridge Advanced English exam, that is CEFR level C1.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Federico
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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Federico G.
April 14, 2016
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Muhammad
April 14, 2016
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Mutual help
I'm a native of the US and I'm looking to improve my Japanese. I can teach you English if you need it. My Japanese is horrible, so i need a lot of help. And I'm not a gold member, so sorry.
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Language pair: English; Japanese
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Ariku J.
April 13, 2016
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which is used more often in conversation, the Imperfect, or the Gerund?
Se voglio dire: Giuseppe is eating an apple, do I say: #1. Giuseppe stava mangiando una mela. Or, #2. Giuseppe mangiava una mela. ?
--I think the first one is for what Giuseppe is doing at the moment, and the second one is for what Giuseppe is doing at a moment while something else is happening?
Can you use #2. on its own, or does it have to be followed by some other part of a sentence, like: Giuseppe mangiava una mela, mentre ha scritto una lettera.
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Language pair: Italian; English
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Tamara
April 12, 2016
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which is used more often in conversation, the Imperfect, or the Gerund?
Se voglio dire: Giuseppe is eating an apple, do I say: #1. Giuseppe stava mangiando una mela. Or, #2. Giuseppe mangiava una mela. ?
--I think the first one is for what Giuseppe is doing at the moment, and the second one is for what Giuseppe is doing at a moment while something else is happening?
Can you use #2. on its own, or does it have to be followed by some other part of a sentence, like: Giuseppe mangiava una mela, mentre ha scritto una lettera.
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Language pair: Italian; English
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Tamara
April 12, 2016
# Msgs: 3
Latest: April 19, 2016
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looking for a language exchange partner in Yokohama, Japan
hi, i am a 30 year old japanese guy living in yokohama, working in tokyo.
i am a native japanese speaker, would like to improve my English. I was in Melbourne for a year, so I speak general English, but in 10 year time since i left Melbourne, i have lost so much of my english skills. i get them back and learn more!
I can share my knowledge of japanese culture especially foods and beverages.
if you are interested, please reply.
I really want a partner who is a native speaker of English, and can meet up in yokohama.
please undestand.
thank you.
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Language pair: English; Japanese
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Daichi H.
April 11, 2016
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¿Quieres practicar Español?
Hola, busco a personas que esten interesadas en hablar Español a cambio de ayudarme con el Ingles. Preferiblemente hablantes nativos,pero no me importa sino son nativos y tienen un buen nivel de Ingles. Mándame un Hi, soy miembro Gold.
Vicente.
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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vicente
April 11, 2016
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conversation
Hi I want to improve my English whith you Julie Frogatt's
please contact me
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Language pair: English; French
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FLORY12 F.
April 10, 2016
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Re:こんにちは !!
Hello, I can teach you both Korean and English. I do learn French, but I am not confident in it very much - I can teach you the basics though.
I would also like to start conversing in Japanese.
Thanks
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Language pair: Korean; English
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Junhyun K.
April 9, 2016
# Msgs: 10
Latest: April 9, 2016
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