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Turkish
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English
Polish
FrenchHello, looking for someone i can make practice in Polish and English. I would love to talk about anything important and unimportant:) but my interests are British literature, philosophy especially pre-platonics and history. Listening progressive rock and love to discover new bands believing that there are amazing amateur bands ! Beside, a great admirer of Polish visual art:)
Russian
Arabic
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German
SpanishHello,
My name is ibo. I'm 17 years old and I live in in Turkey.
I am looking for a language exchange partner to study German, Spanish and English.
I'd be happy to help you to learn Arabic, English and Turkish in exchange.
Chinese (Mandarin)
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Azerbaijani,
Persian,
Turkish
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Hi, I'm Savash
I was born in Iran and learned Persian there and then immigrated to Azerbaijan and mastered the Turkish language.
Now it's time to learn English, and then I'll probably go to French or Russian
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KoreanHi all!
I used to spend my time teaching English as well as translating and interpreting between my two languages. I am super passionate about learning about different cultures. I also have a strong interest in linguistics. If you're a person who still struggles in pronounces the 'th' sound, don't worry! I got you! If you prefer British English over the American accent, I can help you with that too. I can tell you all sorts of things about London and all the new things I'm discovering about Turkey.
I'm not fantastic at introducing myself but I can talk a lot! If you have different interests to me, that's cool as long as you can talk about them. I love to learn new things.
SPANISH
Using the CEFR levels - I'm at an A2 level. My listening and reading skills are fine but speaking and writing is a different story! I learnt European Spanish but I recently found that Ecuadorian Spanish isn't too difficult for me to understand. If you're from other countries like Argentina, Paraguay (or even just South Spain/Malaga), please be a little more patient!
KOREAN
My Korean is very, very basic. I'm most comfortable listening - mostly because most of my Korean practice comes from watching the news or dramas. I prefer to read/write with the Korean alphabet rather than the romanised version but I can only write Korean on my phone! I still don't know where the keys are on my keyboard! I'm not super into the idol music but my friend is - so if that's something you like, we can talk about it. I am, however, a huge fan of Korean film and literature.
Kurdish