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Yqq

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Q: Language exchange in Fuzhou?

Halo there, I'm a Chinese in Fuzhou, China.

I'm looking to language exchange with a native English speaker, hoping to improve my English skill.

If you speak native English and you are in Fuzhou, we may meet up and do some chatting in places like Starbucks, just like friends, we may talk about this city and hobbies etc.

Actually, if you are not in Fuzhou, as long as you are interested in chatting in English or practising Chinese with me, we may set up a video/audio call through the internet.
Please leave me a message here if you are interested. Thanks~

3 weeks 4 days ago in Teaching & Learning - Fuzhou

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sorrel

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I suggest you don't say "if you speak native English"

ANY english speaker should be welcomed to help you practice your English.

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sorrel

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I suggest you don't say "if you speak native English"

ANY english speaker should be welcomed to help you practice your English.

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Sandnose

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You'll get the sort of 'exchange' you're looking for on Tinder or TanTan.

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3 weeks 22 hours ago

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