Hi! I'm a 29m from England with a passion for learning different languages. I enjoy exploring various cultures, traveling, and discussing a wide range of topics. If you'd like to help me learn your language or just have a chat, I'd be happy to help you with English and share insights about my culture. If you speak other languages it's cool too.

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    Thanks I'll message you!

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  • Hi, I’m from Beijing and I can speak fluent Mandarin. I can help you to learn more Chinese. Pls DM me if you are interested

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    u/yvonne-y 2024-05-15 Post 5 Chinese (Native) English
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  • Hi hi, I'm a native Vietnamese speaker, but I speak more of American English so I don't really want to mix accents. I can help you learn Vietnamese though, and I wish to know more about English culture :)

    Hi there mate ,can u explain to me what does "mix accents" do and why it not good ? appreciated 😲

    Tbh I don't rmb why I wrote that lol. To me accent means a distinctive way of pronouncing a language, and for that my English is already all over the place, with mostly American pronunciation, a bit of Singaporean accent, and my own speaking habits when speaking Vietnamese. It's totally ok to have mixed accents from different places! I study in a university where my friends speak English as the second language so I picked up their accents while interacting too.

    It's just that I personally don't want mine to be mixed further

    Hey there partner 🀠 ,i think " mixed accents " is another way of saying your proficient is not good enoughπŸ₯±πŸ˜’πŸ’…πŸ’…, u're not a Hyper-Polyglot like me and OP πŸ˜‚πŸ€£ (we are active members of r/languagelearningjerk ) .