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I'm going to talk today about a good guy who I've recently known is from another website similar to this one. We started to talk since because he was looking for someone who can/could help him with Spanish. And I was very happy to help him because I was also looking for someone who can help me with English. Now we are good friends, and we talk everyday on WhatsApp.

He doesn't speak Spanish yet; he's just a beginner. So basically we talk in English. I'd better say "we write" because he is still not ready to have a spoken conversation in both languages; he needs to study a bit more and eventually he will be ready. But I'm happy because I see he's doing making an effort everyday and he keeps key words and verbs in mind.

I'm also learning a lot, specifically about American English and culture in general. He tells me everyday things about American culture and modal phrases he uses commonly. By the way he lives in South Carolina. We also usually talk usually about series and movies, as we both enjoy it them and we have similar tastes (I'm not sure about the last expression, what I mean is that we like mostly the same things). For example, one day he told me he had been to Cheers in Boston, the bar from the famous TV series and showed me pictures of that moment. That was amazing! I loved that series when I was a child.

Summarizing/In summary/Overall, I'm very happy because I see how a language exchange can be very positive experience, not only as a way to improve your language skills but to learn how other cultures work and, of course, and most important, to find interesting people and good friendship. I hope we can meet soon and have some beers!

Excellent job, Victor!

My experience with language exchange

Today I'm going to talk today about a good guy who I've recently known is met on another website similar to this one. We started to talk since he was looking for someone who can could help him with Spanish. And I was very happy to help him because I was also looking for someone who can could help me with English. Now we are good friends, and we talk everyday on WhatsApp.

He doesn't speak Spanish yet, he's just a beginner. So basically we talk in English. I'd better say "we write" because he is still not ready to have a spoken conversation in both languages, he needs to study a bit more and eventually he will be ready. But I'm happy because I see he's doing making an effort every day and he keeps key words and verbs in mind.

I'm also learning a lot, specifically about American English and culture in general. Every day he tells me everyday things about American culture and modal phrases he uses commonly. By the way he lives in South Carolina. We also talk usually about series and movies, as we both enjoy it them and we have similar tastes (I'm not sure about the last expression, what I mean is that we like mostly the same things). For example one day he told me he had been to Cheers in Boston, the bar from the famous TV series, and showed me pictures of that moment. That was amazing! I loved that series when I was a child.

Summarizing, I'm very happy because I see how a language exchange can be a very positive experience, not only as a way to improve your language skills but to learn how other cultures work and of course and most important, to find interesting people and good friendship. I hope we can meet soon and have a beer some beers!

My experience with language exchange

I'm going to talk today about a good guy whom I recently met on another website similar to this. We started to talk since he was looking for someone who could help him with Spanish. And I was very happy to help him because I was also looking for someone who can help me with English. Now we are good friends, and we talk everyday on WhatsApp.

He doesn't speak Spanish yet, he's just a beginner. So basically we talk in English. I'd better say "we write" because he is still not ready to have a spoken conversation in both languages, he needs to study a bit more and eventually he will be ready. But I'm happy because I see he's doing/making an effort everyday and he keeps key words and verbs in mind.

I'm also learning a lot, specifically about American English and culture in general. He tells me everyday things about American culture and modal phrases he uses commonly. By the way he lives in South Carolina. We also usually talk usually about series and movies, as we both enjoy them and we have similar tastes (I'm not sure about the last expression está bien, what I mean is that we like mostly the same things). For example one day he told me he had been to Cheers in Boston, the bar from the famous TV series and showed me pictures of that moment/from that visit. That was amazing! I loved that series when I was a child.

Summarizing, I'm very happy because I see how a language exchange can be very positive experience, not only as a way to improve your language skills but to learn how other cultures work and of course and most important, to find interesting people and good friendship. I hope we can meet soon and have some beers!