Im Polish living in Britain, so specifically British English if that matters. I'm kind of losing fluency in Polish, but apart from occasionally messing up on grammar or forgetting a word, I'm fine.
I learn German in school, but honestly we barely do anything and I'm gonna fail. So, I thought it'd be great to learn it through this sub when I found it, since I need to have a conversation with an examiner to pass, and I don't even remember how you say "house" Arabic might be interesting too, since.. it's interesting.
Anything else that's interesting to me I'll consider, but German and Arabic are my main interests, and honestly German above everything else.
I also have a specific method I'd like to use that I found, although I'm not sure how people on this sub generally do this. I assume you just use each other for conversation practice? If so, my method emphasises more on language acquisition than learning
Hi! PM me if you are interested in having conversations in German. My level is ~A2.
I'm a native Arabic speaker. I can help with Arabic.
Hello, Arabic it's my native language. If you are interested to learn send me a message
Helo, I'm native in Russian and literary in Ukrainian, so if you find any of them interesting, contact me. As well I wanna get some Polish, as it's the most spoken West Slavic lang. I'm also more into acquisition during communication, coz that's the way I've learned some English to get by (and not in school after 12 years of learning)
Ooh, I hadn't even considered russian. Might take you up on that, if I don't find someone offering German
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