Arabo
Somalo
Inglese
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Francese
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Hi,
My name is Greg, I'm 20 years old and I live in Denmark. I'm fluent in Danish and English (certified C1 through high school A levels.) I've been studying French for around 4 years in high school, but have only lately started to practive everyday.
Norvegese
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Svedese
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Hi! I moved up to Droitwich from London In December (born & bred in Denmark😉 ). Looking for other Nordics in Worcestershire, so that I don’t forget my roots!
I work in sales & marketing and am a keen hiker 🥾 and am trying to get into Worcester rowing club to avoid any bingo arms 💪
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Danese
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Olandese / Fiammingo,
Cinese (Mandarino)
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my name is Christian, I live in Denmark. I like to travel, and learning new languages. I speak danish, swedish, german, english, spanish, and keep my self moving forward by learning new languages :)
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Thai
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Hello. I stay in Chiang Mai. I would love to teach you english and I want to be better to spaek thai. And I like to have fun.
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Tedesco
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Hi! I'm a native Danish speaker and I speak English fluently as well. I'm very interested in improving my German and would love to do a language exchange.
Spagnolo
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Giapponese
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Hello, my name is Mike. I live in a rather small country in Europe, Denmark. I am travelling to visit Japan next spring and therefore wish to learn some Japanese. I of course want to learn the basics for travelling, but I am also hoping to interact with the locals, either at the bar during the weekend, or in smaller, less touristy areas.
I am essentially a beginner at Japanese. I know simple words through watching anime. I have also learned to read some hiragana, but I primarily want to practice spoken Japanese.
A bit about myself: I am currently studying Software Engineering and will be visiting while working on my master's thesis. In my free time, I enjoy bouldering, cycling, and playing games with my friends. I also love spending time in nature, which is one of the main reasons I am excited to visit Japan (sadly Danish nature is boring).
Danish is my native language, but I am fully capable of assisting with English at a basic to intermediate level. My English grammar might be a bit stronger than my Danish, as Danish grammar can get confusing.