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G'day,, Hola, こんにちは!
Nice to meet you, my name
is Robert.
I'm 45 years snd live in Sydney.
I'm a native English and Spanish speaker, who can speak basic Japanese.
I have lived and worked in Japan for about 4 years. I used to teach English, Spanish at schools and also work in graphic design.
I like watching movies, playing video games, watching and playing soccer, going out for a drive.
My personality is pretty chill and friendly,but I can also talk a lot sometimes (if we find an interesting topic to talk about 😋).
I'm looking for a person (male or female) to have language exchange and hopefully become friends.
If you want to know anything else just send me a message. 👍
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Hello,
My name is Darryl and I live in Sydney Australia.
I am a retired High School Science Teacher.
I am looking for a language exchange partner to help improve my spoken Japanese.
I am not a beginner in Japanese, I have taken some classes and I did have a tutor some years ago. I have some speaking skills, but my English accent affects my Japanese pronunciation.
I would like to improve my pronunciation by speaking with a native Japanese speaker. I would also like to improve my listening skills and increase my conversational ability.
I realise I will never speak Japanese like a native speaker and will always have an accent.
I am looking for an exchange partner who speaks good English who would like to practise their skills in speaking and listening – and increase and improve their vocabulary. As a native English speaker and former teacher, I can help you to reach a higher, more fluent level of English.
Also, I play guitar. I like 60’s and 70’s music both acoustic and electric, and American blues music.
I am happy to exchange via Skype or WhatsApp.
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I have worked in Japan about 10 years ago and wish to travel there again in January next year for a holiday.
If you are interested in teaching face to face conversational Japanese I would be grateful.
I am interested in swimming,tennis and relaxing near the beach.
Please say hi and let's do language exchange at a nice cafe or somewhere you like to go.
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Hello! My name is Yumi.
I’m from Japan and currently staying in Brisbane on a working holiday visa.
I would love to make friends who are native English speakers.
Of course, I can also teach you Japanese! We can enjoy language exchange together.
I’d be happy to meet as often as possible: one hour speaking only Japanese, and one hour speaking only English.
If you are learning Japanese in Brisbane, please feel free to contact me!
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Hello, I am Machiko from Japan. I have lived in Melbourne for 4 years because my husband got transferred to Melbourne brunch of Japanese company.
Although I’ve been in Melbourne for many years, I’m still struggling to speak English fluently. I would like to meet up in person and study each target language. Actually I already have some language exchange partners and we catch up regularly. But I’d like to meet more people to exchange our culture.
If there’s someone who has free time during daytime on weekdays, I would love to see and talk together in English and Japanese.
I live near the CBD in Melbourne, so I would be happy to meet up in the CBD or around there.
Thank you
Machiko
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中国語 (広東語)Hi I'm Nick a local Melbourne guy interested in learning basic language skills in Korean, Japanese and Chinese. I work part time for a local community centre. I like to meet new people and make new friends, learning a language is the best way.
I an fluent in English and Greek (my family came to Australia from Greece), so Ican helpyou with Greek if you are intersted.
I love to travel, cook, eat (obviously) coffee, keeping fit, all sorts of music, and catching up with friends for fun times.
I am easy going and laid back, and really enjoy laughing and making others laugh too.
I have travlled through Europe and also Asia, living in Hong Kong for 8 months!
Anything else you want to know, please just ask!
Thanks Nick