Turco
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Hello,
My name is Sude Gül. I'm 19 years old and I live in Moscow, in Russia.
I am looking for a language exchange partner to study English and Russian.
I'd be happy to help you to learn English and Turkish in exchange.
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Ruso
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Inglés,
Sueco,
Chino (Mandarín),
Italiano
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I am learning Italian and Chinese now.
I also need to practice English and Swedish.
I would be glad to help someone who is learning Russian.
I love animals, especially dogs, my daughter's poodles. My hobbies also include reading, cooking, knitting, dancing and JavaScript programming (just for fun).
Ho pensato che lo scambio linguistico dovesse avvenire in due o tre fasi.
Tre fasi per un argomento di conversazione:
1. prima per iscritto - messaggi di chat,
2. preparazione: impara parole e frasi,
3. poi verbalmente - conversazione su Telegram, Whatsapp o Teams (Skype non funziona più)
Se prima corrispondiamo su qualche argomento nella chat, otteniamo un dialogo che può essere memorizzato. Questo ti aiuterà a prepararti per una conversazione su questo argomento.
Ucraniano
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Español
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Меня зовут Лилия.
Я очень люблю путешествовать,изучать культуру и язык других стран.
Сейчас я учу испанский язык. Очень хочу поехать в Испанию.
В свободное время я пишу картины,вяжу и пробую новые кулинарные рецепты.
Я учу язык самостоятельно и мне нужен помощник,который поможет мне заговорить на испанском языке.
Я же могу помочь вам заговорить на русском.
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Ruso
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Búlgaro
Alemán
Francés
ÁrabeHey everyone! I live in Moscow and work in marketing as an analyst (to be competely honest, never thought I'll be doing that, at the very least this is not something I dreamt about for sure:))
To make things easier (for those of you who doesn't want to read too much about me):
- I'd love to study Arabic and Turkish or have a language practice in Spanish/Bulgarian/French/German.
- I could offer you my help with Russian or simply a friendly partner ready to talk to you about almost anything on a handful of languages.
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For those who require more:
I studied history, graduated from language and literature department. Had some short meeting with history of law and dive much deeper in history of arts/architecture. So I believe I should be able to keep the conversation and make it interesting for both of us. Regarding my language skills, I have studied Spanish, French and German and some Bulgarian (just from aural reception, so no grammar:(). Unfortunately without practice I have lost some of my skills, but with your help I should be back in play really soon.
I have a certain dream to keep studying languages, so if anyone shares that passion, I'd be glad to share it. My current priorities are Arabic and Turkish, as for Chinese that's something I was willing to study for quite some time but didn't dare, since it definitely seems to require a lot of patience and free time. I am also all up for practicing Spanish and French.
Japonés
