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カタルーニャ語、
ドイツ語
クルド語yooooo
cool person from nyc
native speaker of mid-atlantic american english and nyc dialect
my spanish is ok (i speak it at work sometimes) but i'm not fluent yet
using duolingo to study german (2+ years) and catalan (just started)
it would be cool to learn farsi or kurdish :o
i studied anthropology and linguistics in college and have a masters in library science
i work as a librarian and bike mechanic
interests include music, reading, cooking, and being outdoors
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中国語 (北京語)
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英語
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Hello, my name is Chen. I am a native Chinese speaker and want to speak English fluently. I am living in New York and Master Student in Columbia University. I have learnt English for 8 years and want to have some casual conversation. I like to watch movies, reading and my major is related to programming. Feel free to contact me, I will respond as soon as possible.
フランス語
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英語
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スペイン語
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¡Hola! Soy Jeremy, hablante nativo de inglés de Estados Unidos, y estoy aprendiendo español con input comprensible. Si algún hablante nativo de español de América Latina quiere practicar hablar o hacer CrossTalk, ¡mándenme un mensaje! Me gusta hablar de cultura, libros, música y películas, ¡o cualquier cosa! (CrossTalk: yo hablo en inglés y tú hablas en español, así que los dos podemos enfocarnos en la comprensión).
Hello! I'm Jeremy, a native English speaker from US, currently learning Spanish primarily w/ comprehensible input. If any native Latin American Spanish speakers are interested in practicing speaking or CrossTalk, please send me a message! I enjoy talking about culture, books, music, and film, but I'm open to talking about anything! (CrossTalk: I speak English and you speak Spanish, so we can both focus on listening comprehension).
韓国語
ベンガル語
アラビア語
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英語
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日本語
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I'm an artist or working at art.
I have studied English Literature extensively in graduate school, although quite a while ago
My hobbies are going to museums, sketching, checking on the literary - political scene in various magazines such as the New Yorker, Times LIterary Supplement, London Review of books,,, etc.
I can basically speak Englsh. I studied French and German in High School-- but I can't say that without a fair amount of review I could speak either of them now.
I have a pretty feminist point of view-- to use an antiquated term-- and would want to talk to anyone, male or female who is in sympathy with that view.
