Since I plan to work in the US at some point, I consider american english, but I guess it doesn’t male that much of a difference. I have quite some experience in English (C1 I‘ve been told) but I would like to practise it nonetheless, especially pronounciation and colloquial language.

I am interested in science, technology, economics, politics… and I work in IT.

1 points Anonymouse22022

Hi, I think we could be a good match if you're still looking. I'm a native speaker of American English and also close to C1 in German (I have a high B2 certificate already). I'm looking for someone to do a speaking exchange with. My speaking lags quite a bit behind my writing skills because I don't practice enough. I like to think I am pretty good at helping people improve.

I'm currently trying to get into software development and like to learn about things like science, economics, and politics, so I'm sure we'd have things to talk about.

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1 points language_exchangeBOT

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

Username	Date	Post Link	Relevance	Offered Matches	Sought Matches
u/zealousideal-chip439	2024-11-06	Post	`5`	English (B2)	German
u/ready0208	2024-11-16	Post	`5`	English	German
u/false_broccoli_600	2024-10-24	Post	`5`	English	German
u/thirsty-for-poison	2024-11-20	Post	`5`	English	German
u/asiyabs	2024-11-07	Post	`5`	English	German

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1 points Reasonable_Bus7351

Hello! American here! I'd love to exchange if you are interested.

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