Hi! I am Korean native currently in college for an engineering major in the US. I will be working in tech. I have math and physics classes lined up for next few months. We have a common topics.

Hop on this discord server https://discord.gg/hP4Xu5NgXy

There are FREE regular classes taking place for different European languages during the weekend and you will definitely meet nice and friendly people.

I could offer Korean and seeking for English mostly about pronunciation

Hey, I can help you with Russian. Add me: Andrew_Rocket#4592

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

Username	Date	Post Link	Relevance	Offered Matches	Sought Matches
u/eb_tvoyu_matb	2022-07-05	Post	5	Russian (Native)	English
u/lope370	2022-06-09	Post	5	Russian	English
u/russiabeloved	2022-07-25	Post	5	Russian (Native)	English
u/alexmaysh	2022-08-11	Post	5	Russian	English
u/masse1l	2022-06-14	Post	5	Russian (Native)	English

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

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Have you seen the Bert Kreischer thing about learning Russian?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8PAtFsJY5q0

If you want to retain things, learn full sentences and repeat them.

I took a semester of Arabic. I remember almost nothing from the class except the pronunciation, which I had actually learned before I took it.

However, a Saudi guy taught me how to say “Wazzupppp?” in Egyptian Arabic and I can still say it.

I’m not even going to tell you the sentences I can say in Telugu and Tamil, but you get the picture.

There’s little that helps create an instant rapport with someone from another culture like being able to say “Hey, what’s up!” in their native tongue.