I'm a mixed American kid, who spent a few years growing up in Puerto Rico. But, when I came back to the states (before they were a commonwealth), it was looked down upon to speak any language except English in school. I lost my spanish because of it; along w some other languages I'd learned before moving to and while in PR -(a little bit of polish, creole and french). I promised myself at 18 that I would learn every language I'm from fluently before I hit 50 (32 now). I want to be able to teach my future children where they're from. If anyone is willing to, I'm looking learn:

Spanish (Puerto Rico) Polish (Warsaw/ Kraków) Italian (Calabria)

Thank you for your time in reading this.

  • I'm Italian (from Puglia, south Italy and I'm half calabrese), if you want contact me

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  • Hey! Polish is my native language, so feel free to write to me!

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  • Hi, nice to meet you... why Calabria?

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  • I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

    Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
    u/nasus4316 2022-11-01 Post 8 Spanish, Italian English
    u/kaskayvoyager 2022-12-15 Post 8 Spanish (A2), Polish (Native) English
    u/tlenek_glinu3 2022-10-19 Post 6 Spanish (A2), Polish ---
    u/_rentadream 2022-10-30 Post 6 Spanish, Italian ---
    u/rivendesu12 2022-11-03 Post 6 Spanish, Italian ---

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