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My Language Exchange mentions (23)

• It's asinine to require French at jobs where you don't speak it

  Check InterPals.net or mylanguageexchange.com for a penpal. They speak to you English, you speak to them in French, that kind of thing. Source: about 1 year ago

• How do I Learn Uyghur

  Websites such as My Language Exchange (https://mylanguageexchange.com/) exist to match language-learners with native speakers. You can chat on the site, or set up a video chat using a service such as Skype. Source: over 1 year ago

• Looking for a French Penpal

  You can try My Language Exchange or Students of the World, and there’s also ShareAmi where you can be paired up with a French-speaking senior who needs a buddy, but I don’t know if they have a penpal option or whether it’s all video-based. Source: over 1 year ago

• Places to meet other Spanish learners?

  There's a website called mylanguageexchange.com and I am sure others where you can meet up online for video chats or in person in the same city. You put in your native language and what you are learning so you would watch with native Spanish speaking learning English. Source: over 1 year ago

• Instagram or whatsapp group

  I've used Language Exchange for many years, we usually communicate over whatsapp. Source: almost 2 years ago

Transparent Language mentions (3)

• Finished Hindi course to Legendary!

  For Dutch, I found a great test from transparent.com, but while they claim to offer Hindi classes, they do not apparently have a placement test. I took several other placement tests and they all placed me around the same level, so they all seem pretty well calibrated to each other. This one is the only one that I saw that also offered Hindi, but I am not far along in my Hindi studies so I can't vouch for it:... Source: over 1 year ago

• What language would you most like to learn Saskatchewan?

  I highly recommend giving Transparent Language's Cree lessons. They're extremely well done, and you can use a 14-day trial. It's in the Swampy Cree dialect, and there are loads of other indigenous languages to try (Ojibwe, Nakota, etc.). Source: almost 2 years ago

• I’m sure this has already been said but I just want to repeat and reinforce the importance of learning Ukrainian (and even Russian) at this time. Learning both alphabet’s letters are easy in my opinion, and using DuoLingo is good:

  I used Byki 4 once but it seems to be discontinued. It is now all a website, transparent.com. Source: about 2 years ago