Hello! I am a 40-year-old medical professional with an interest in learning Spanish. I would love to find a language partner who would like to experiment with " crosstalk" methods and fun, comprehensible input. These include children's stories gestures, props etc. all in your native language. This provides instant context to vocabulary and accelerates the learning process.

I would be willing to do the same in English and hopefully, find someone who can help me learn quickly and efficiently!

  • Hey, I am a spanish speaker (19M), I am very patient and I take corrections very well. I have both spanish and south american background so I could help with slangs from any of those. I am very interested in doing medicine so would love to hear you talking about your work. Send me a message if you are interested.

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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/rbx11 2021-01-10 Post 5 Spanish English
    u/squalleng 2020-12-26 Post 5 Spanish English
    u/saidgama 2021-01-04 Post 5 Spanish (Native) English
    u/wilouh 2020-12-16 Post 5 Spanish English
    u/diverolol 2020-11-13 Post 5 Spanish (Native) English

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  • Hi!!!, I'm 37 years old and I'm from Mexico. Most of the time I have learned English on my own; but I have reached the point where I don't learn anything new and I keep making the same mistakes. The method you describe seems unusual to me; Can you explain more what it is about?

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    Gladly. To put it simply its the way we acquire our languages. When we are children, we don't understand grammar, or sentences, and we are certainly not translating in our heads. The method tries to mimic this input of language and allows you to attach meaning to the words. Once context and understanding occur, its easy to attach grammar to the newly acquired language.

    There are many people who study language for years in school, but do not have the ability to speak the new language. This method focuses on input first, and output comes easily. No translation (supposedly)

    do a youtube search for "TPRS English learning" and see what I mean.

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  • Hi, Spanish speaker (26M) here. I don't follow quite well what "crosstalk" means in that context, but if you wanna chat and learn the language, we might give it a shot. I'm also trying to become fluent in Elnglish (not there yet, but I'm trying). 😬

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