Anaisb

Anaisb

Texas Member since 2019

Hello Friends? I'm Miss. Anais, feel free to contact me on my email box because i am not always here. [email protected]

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Roseyalien

RoseyAlien

Texas Member since 2015

Hello, my name is Rose and I am 18 years old. I would like to practice conversational German with somone closer to my age. :) I would like to use skype. I want to speak as much German as I can to understand the language better. Hallo, ich bin Rose. Ich bin 18 Jahre alt. ich möchte praktisch Deuts...

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David o

David O

Member since 2014

I'm David! I live in Texas and I'm very interested in language (of course) and I'm mostly self-taught. I learned French in high school but I've taught myself Portuguese, German, Dutch and a little bit of Spanish. I'm really looking to talk to a native French or Portuguese speaker. Also I'm going ...

Dutch and Spanish aren't my best
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Alex sewell

Alex Sewell

Texas Member since 2012

Alex sewell is a language exchange partner from Texas who speaks English and is learning German. Visit their profile to say hello and start practicing together.

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