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  • Hi, I'm from France and actually struggling to find a partner with whom I can improve my japanese in a one on one conversation (I'm around N3 as well).

    I learn languages watching anime too, not only the famous ones as almost everyone do nowadays.

    I've got some level in other languages and learning methods I would appreciate to share with you 👋

  • Hello (I start with a red flag, French humor ^u^)

    I have been learning German for a few years now, in a very spontaneous way: starting on my own after high school, taking classes, moving in Germany to study master and side-working a tad to practice a bit. It's still my target language because I aim to work there after graduating soon.

    Regarding French and language learning in general, I don't have a magic method. Perhaps have you heard about easy litterature for kids like Le petit prince by Saint Exupéry or Jules Verne's novels ? Personal touch: I have been recently in an international choir, love to read humanities on my free time and try to stay healthy by jogging and hiking :)

    Hit me up if you're somehow interested getting to know

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

    Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
    u/go-dieguito-go 2023-09-23 Post 7 French Japanese, Chinese
    u/brilliant-setting345 2023-09-27 Post 7 French English, Chinese
    u/mahdikl555 2023-09-28 Post 6 --- German, English, Chinese
    u/fragrant_cloud7066 2023-09-29 Post 6 --- German, English, Japanese
    u/miserylovesblue07 2023-11-12 Post 6 --- English, Japanese, Chinese

    Please feel free to comment on the above posts to get in contact with their authors.


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