-My German: Fluent and almost university level. Almost. -My Russian: Fluent speaking but mostly only with my family. My vocabulary is a little limited and I rarely write in Russian so my spelling is horrible. -My English: Talking almost 20 years in English on the internet but it's not on university level, especially when it comes to all those British words.

-My Dutch: I've started few month ago learning on Duolingo and other sources but it's pretty similar to German so I'm learning quick. -My French: Learned the basics in school 15 years ago but it's a really difficult language so I'm still a beginner. -My Spanish: Used to play an MMO on a Spanish server and know some words from TV shows/movies, the grammar is much easier than French but I'm still a beginner here. -My Danish: Living at the border to Denmark but am very much a beginner, only know the very basics. My Polish: It's quiet similar to Russian but I've never spend much time on learning it, so I'm a beginner here aswell.

I'm working as a taxi driver and have much time between drives, I've decided to use this time to learn languages instead of just killing time, feel free to dm me.

  • Hey! I'm here to rozmawiać po polsku if you still need it.

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    You dm me, por favor. I can't open more chats.

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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/blaue-rose 2020-07-21 Post 10 Spanish (Native), French (B2) German, Russian
    u/immastealyogranny 2020-08-09 Post 10 Spanish (Native), French (B2) German, English
    u/weirdo696969 2020-07-19 Post 9 Spanish, French, Dutch ---
    u/jahmajo09 2020-08-15 Post 9 Spanish German, English, Russian
    u/jdsanchezgel 2020-07-25 Post 8 Spanish (Native), French (C1) English

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

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