Hi, Valeria! I’m Alex, a native English speaker living in Southern California. I’m currently focusing on Spanish, but after I reach fluency, (I’m conversational now and have the goal of being fluent by next fall), I’d like to learn Russian. I’ve had some experience with Russian before, but don’t remember a lot. However, I’m excited to begin again soon and wanted to find and cultivate relationships with native Russian speakers in advance so that I have exchange partners when I start taking lessons again. Feel free to contact me, and I can practice English with you! I study literature in school, so my proficiency is very high, and everything I teach you will be precise and accurate. I can also teach you slang, since I’m young and know a lot. Looking forward to getting to know you!

Hello! My name is Alex and I am an American and a native English speaker. I study English literature at university and therefore have very high proficiency in my language. I hope to be a teacher or perhaps a school counselor, and I am very passionate about education and helping people. If you add me to the group, I can offer assistance and gentle corrections. In addition, I’m looking for Spanish and Russian exchange partners, and in addition, am interested in learning other languages in the future.

Hi, Jocelyn! My name is Alex, and I’m a native English speaker from the United States that hopes to master Spanish because I live in Southern California and want to be able to connect better with others whose first language is Spanish! I want to be a teacher or a school counselor, so I feel learning Spanish is important to be the best I can be in that role. I also think it’s a beautiful language, and I love comparative literature as someone who studies literature in school. I’m very curious, eloquent, and helpful, and I feel that we could make great exchange partners! In fact, my little sister spent a year abroad in your country before university, so I’d love to learn more about Ecuador!

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Hello, Alicia! My name is Alexandria Morales! My dad is Mexican and my mom is Korean, though I’m an American and a native English speaker :) My dad never taught me Spanish, but I’ve begun learning intensively in the last three months and currently speak with basic conversational fluency. I’m hoping to visit Madrid next summer to teach English to a homestay family if the pandemic resolves by then. I’m currently in the first level of intermediate Spanish at university, where I study literature. I love to read and write in my native language, so I’m very eloquent and can teach you English with accuracy and finesse; (which is a fancy way to say with great skill). I’m also very helpful, and interested in pursuing education or a related field after I graduate university. In addition, I love psychology and like applying my findings to learning effectively. Definitely contact me if you want a conversational partner, I’d love to get to know you!

Hello! I don’t speak any Korean, but I’m American and a native English speaker who knows some Spanish and Russian. I would love to know more about your culture because my mom was born in South Korea and immigrated from Seoul to Los Angeles when she was six years old. In addition, one of my best friends comes from a Korean immigrant family and is fluent in both languages. I would love to get to know you better and help you with your English! I love to learn and want to go into education, and I’m very helpful as well as eloquent because I love to read and write. Definitely contact me if you want to work together! Although I’m not currently learning Japanese, I already have some experience helping a Japanese friend with his English.

Hola, Noah! Mi nombre es Alejandra (Alexandria), y soy estadounidense. Mi primera lengua es inglés y también hablo un poco de español y ruso. Estoy estado estudiando español para tres meses, y quiero mejorar con las personas que hablan español. Encantaría ayudarte con tu inglés. Mucho gusto.