My bad experience at language exchange meeting (part 1) I had read a man who said he had gone to one by diary from here. So, I searched on Facebook for "language exchange meetings" in my city, and I found an only one event which there was that kind of meetings. That meeting, was formed by a people group. They used to organize meetings so often. Then, when I went there, I knew they did those meetings once in a month. The group was called "MDQ exchange". MDQ, is my city, Mar del Plata, in Argentina. Every event had a topic from a place in the world, which were voted for people. This time, topic was Mexico and there was a trivia. Those meetings was organized in a bar, which had 2 floors. On ground floor, there was an ordinary bar, instead on first floor there was the language exchange. On ground floor there was, besides, games. At the entrance of the place you had to pay a contribution bonus of $50AR and then you had to say country that you came from and the language that you wanted to learn. In some cases, you could choose between various flags, depending of the country that you wanted to learn, or somehow, focus your language in. I was with my grandad who wanted to improve his French and I wanted to improve my English. The big problem was that when I arrived to the place. There was a lot of people from my country, but nobody (at least at my knowledge) who was from other country, except a Germany woman, who I didn't see, but my grandad did had seen that. We were late and that's why everybody (or at least the most) had eaten. I didn't find anybody who gave me to eat, I mean, a waitress, and I wasn't encouraged to ask for food to anything. I couldn't eat anything and then my grandad had to asked a pizza and a Coca-Cola at final of the event. Check out my second part of this text. I'll leave the link on comments below.