InterPals VS Postcrossing

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: almost 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

I just signed up for this! super duper excited!! what are some tips on mailing or nice things that you guys have received/sent? I want to share the joy! have you ever met with anyone that you've sent a postcard to? is that weird? lol. I just got my first 5 names from postcrossing.com and noticed that 2 of them are from countries I will be visiting soon. I thought it would be interesting to say "hi" at the... Source: about 1 year ago

In terms of handwriting Eastern Europeans tend to have a very close and slanted handwriting that slants to the right with very hard strokes from top to bottom. Germans for example, in my opinion from years of exchanging postcards with strangers thru the site postcrossing.com have a very angry handwriting; it's like you can feel they're yelling at you just by their hand writing. Source: over 1 year ago

Join Postcrossing! I had a silly number of postcards collected over the years and a book of stamps specifically from voting last time. Super fun little hobby and a good way to use them up! Source: over 1 year ago

You might find it helpful to take a look at r/RandomActsofCards, r/penpals, r/penpalsover30, r/fountainpenpals, or Postcrossing. Random Acts of Cards, in particular, is a really lovely supportive community, but be warned that, while it’s certainly possible to keep expenses very low, it’s also fairly easy to fall into wanting a mountain of stationery yourself so it’s best to be aware of and set limits if you decide... Source: over 1 year ago

Messaged! Ohh dont be!! Sign up at postcrossing.com and postcardunited.com. Source: over 1 year ago