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Q: Who wanna make language exchange for free?

I am native person in Qingdao. I wanna find someone whose mother language is English. We can teach each other.

10 years 8 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Only if you are cute and single. Puck teaching me chinese, buy me coffee.
Pm me

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10 years 1 week ago
 
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Get away from here you anonymous

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That's nice that you want to improve your foreign language. However, you have hit one of my most recent pet peeves.

Wanna isn't a written word.

I have been going nuts recently reading this word in business emails daily. At least you didn't add the ubiquitous "to"   ie: wanna to

 

I think you have to be more clear. I always thought "language exchange" was an euphemism for bodily fluid exchange.

Shining_brow:

It's only pet peeve #2 in my book... #1 is the misuse of 'literally'.

 

But thumbs up!

10 years 1 week ago
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you literally can't say this, literally.

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You 'wanna' do a language exchange... but you come on as 'anonymous'. I'm seeing a slight issue here already.....!

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