Connect with 10 language partners in Syria. Practice conversations, improve your skills, and make friends through language exchange.
Maj567 is a language exchange partner from Damascus who speaks Arabic and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
My name is Dr, Mrs Raj W Daoud a medical doctor from Syria
My name is Miss Sarah Zachariah(24) single and never married,i am from Aleppo in Syria Please i will like you to contact me here so that i will tell your more about my self
I am miss. Esther, I would like to make friend with you. I love making new friends, reading books, learning new languages and going to places. If you don't mind contact me through my private email address: ([email protected])
Hello I'm Arabic native, from Syria - Damascus, I've been studing English for 4 years, I need to improve my English skills, I can help you learning Arabic if you are serious, We can talk on Skype and send e-mails.
I'm Raeed from Syria, a student in the last year of electrical engineering. I'm here to make friends and learn new languages.
Petroleum engineer looking to learn English by practising i can help in Kurdish (my mother language) and Arabic and littile bit Turkish
I am hosam I can speak Arabic and English I need to learn Japanese please help me and be my friend
Aladdin is a language exchange partner from Damascus who speaks Arabic and is learning English. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.
- I'm Osama. I'm 25 years old. I am study computer science . I want you to help me practicing... my English Language. I'm a good speaker. In Return i will help you learning Arabic. Hope us to do it together and exchange :) we can keep in touch my email address is [email protected] on Skype ...
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