Hi there,

I’m a 26 year old man in the USA, EST, and am looking for a conversation partner. I would be looking for weekend or scheduled weekly video calls.

I’m fairly intellectual and I enjoy video games, culture, music, history, literature, fitness and tech. I have a lot of interests.

I’m currently taking Russian classes, so I’m just a beginner in Russian.

In French I’m probably a low intermediate or advanced beginner. I can read well but lost a lot of vocab.

Chat me if you’re interested!

  • I really want to speak English fluently, I like to talk about everyday life, hobbies, music and cinema. I can help you in learning Russian😊 If you're seriously interested in language exchange, just text me.

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  • Hello! I'm a native Russian speaker and I'm learning English. I would like to practice English conversation. If you want to chat or make some voice calls on Discord. I'll be happy to speak!!! Please, write me. I hope for mutually beneficial communication.

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  • Write me I'm. Russian

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  • Hi! I can help you with Russian, I'm from Ukraine 32 y.o. (m) I have a lot of hobbies: reading, gaming, sci-fi, digital art. Dm me if you are interested.

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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/filoleg_ 2022-11-24 Post 6 French, Russian (Native) ---
    u/elkibir 2022-11-29 Post 6 French, Russian ---
    u/the_leshiy 2023-01-05 Post 6 French, Russian ---
    u/eldiablodejosuponcho 2023-01-05 Post 6 French (Native), Russian (B2) ---
    u/duvewo 2023-01-02 Post 5 Russian English

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  • Hi, native Russian speaker here, M21 Currently learning Mandarin and I'm loving it. I'm well aware of the grammar rules of English and have no problems with them, but I could use a hand with my spoken English, maybe I won't be able to explain complex rules of Russian, but if you are open to the conversational language, I'm down for that

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