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- A lot of time it varies from tutor/teacher but a lot of times, I use a program of the country's language I am learning. For example, I'm learning Chinese and Wechat and QQ are very popular. Japanese students mostly use LINE and a lot of hispanic language exchange use Skype. So.....General consensus now would be Skype, Google Talk, Facebook, Whatsapp or even msn or yahoo....All up to you and your language tutor or teacher. Happy Learning!0 votedAugust 11, 20140
- Yes I have some very good language partners that make it great for a consistent language exchange. Its quite easy to meet people because their are so many messenging systems that are compatible for every language partner I have met. - We have different topics every time we chat. I pick a subject, then the other one picks one. We talk about family to news. -The difficulties are correcting mistakes and making sure to have a solution so they don't keep making the same mistakes. Also he is correct, time zone is a big thing!0 votedAugust 21, 20112
- Welcome to Italki. Its quite easy to navigate. You can do what the italki moderator stated or you can also look at the bottom of your page and see a little task bar and you can click the green arrow and all the groups that you have joined would be there for you to chat. If you would like to chat a person individually, then you can go to the language exchange tab and look for people that are trying to learn your language and start speaking to them or add them as a friend so that you can get to know them better. I hope that helps!0 votedApril 23, 20110

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