Hello! I'm not a native speaker of any of them but I'll throw in some resources I used that could be helpful:

FRENCH

• YT channels: InnerFrench ( watch it at 2x, it's for beginners), Les Revues du Monde, Japania
• Music - not a fan of french music but here some names: Maelle, Sexion d'assaut, Stromae, Nolwenn Leroy
• Netflix: "Unit 42", "Black spot" - they are investigative dramas in french, they should have matching subtitles if I remember correctly, and that is something I struggled finding in american Tv shows with french voice over audio. I think that having subs in French together with French audio is the best way to learn while watching movies.

GERMAN

• Netflix: "How to sell drugs online fast", "Biohackers" even though they require high level of german, I watched them with English subs indeed :D
• YT channel: "Deutsch lernen mit der DW" they made short movies for beginners
• Music - Groups I found on YT: blutengel, oonagh, faun, eisbrecher (they are all different genres, not sure what you like)

I never studied spanish, so I don't have specific resources for that, even though on netflix I found may spanish TV shows and movies. You can watch " La casa de papel " with original audio for instance :)

Hope this can help you with your learning :)

My German is approaching C1 and I have Telegram

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

Username	Date	Post Link	Relevance	Offered Matches	Sought Matches
u/tiquismiquis123	2021-02-24	Post	9	German (A1), Spanish (C2), French (B1)	---
u/polyglotmqz	2021-02-05	Post	9	German, Spanish, French	---
u/ikwilnlspreken	2021-01-06	Post	8	Spanish (B2), French (Native)	Dutch
u/frenchman01	2021-01-23	Post	6	Spanish, French	---
u/chrisisoslod	2021-01-01	Post	6	Spanish (Native), French (B2)	---

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