InterPals VS BookMooch

I recommend interpals.net its this website you can find people on. Take a look at the FSI hungarian basic course. it's really boring but it helped me ALOT. And also once you get a better footing of the basics (which you may already have) listen to Hungarian with sziszis podcasts on Spotify. She has a few A1 podcasts but mostly A2 and B1. I'm reading the transcripts really slowly (need to subscribe to her pattern... Source: about 1 year ago

You could try these places... Italki.com - you gotta pay for a tutor. Https://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/ - Ask for help, like language exchange. Interpals.net - Ask around for help. Be careful of scammers, don't give money to anyone. Source: over 1 year ago

I've been looking for friendships on this penpal and language learning site called Interpals.net. It's pretty popular so I thought I'd give it a try and I've been using it for months. But I'm just disappointed by the lack of responses I'm getting from people. And I have a feeling I'm getting so few messages because of my sex or because of my non-model looks. I have a picture of myself on there and wrote a decent... Source: about 2 years ago

When I was a kid (starting from 12yo I think) I used this website: interpals.net to chat with people (messages, calls, and also snail mail). I even ended up meeting many of the friends I made there. Source: about 2 years ago

You remind me of an elderly woman in a documentary about the bore wars, saying in her British accent “us being more civilized then them” you are unfortunately Eurocentric looking at a vary Taylor view of history and outside nations. The European and North America landmass are not the center of the world. I’d highly recommend talking to a few people from outside your protective bubble. https://interpals.net. Source: over 2 years ago

Book Mooch http://bookmooch.com/ Book trading site - give books away, get books you want. Source: 6 months ago

Http://bookmooch.com/. Put them into your collection, earn points when someone wants it. Use the points to get books you want. I built a really great library that way. You can also donate your points to prisons and other centers that have libraries. Source: 11 months ago

You might check out Bookmooch! Good karma and good reads. Source: 12 months ago

Are they trying to recreate http://bookmooch.com/ ? Source: about 1 year ago

As an alternative to finding a brick-and-mortar library to donate the book to, there are also online book trading options like Paperback Swap or Bookmooch (both of which I have used extensively in the past). Additionally there is BookCrossing, which lets you simply leave a book anywhere to be found by a stranger, and even track where it travels afterward. Source: about 1 year ago