"Instead of looking for a 'language exchange partner' I recommend getting into settings where you can make friends... but who speak the language you want to learn. A language exchange partner can tend to be too related to the language…"
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mandy wong commented on Dean 信立's group Hong Kong Language Exchange"Hey hi,
I'm looking for someone who wants to have language exchange (Cantonese <-> English) with me.
My intention to learn english is because 1. I want to futher my study, maybe studying abroad later on. 2. I need it for my…"
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- Relationship status:
- Single
- Hometown/Country:
- HK
- Where are you now?
- HK
- I'm looking for:
- Friends, Networking, Business Partners, Dating, Language Exchange
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- Hey hi,
I'm looking for someone who wants to have language exchange (Cantonese <-> English) with me.
My intention to learn english is because 1. I want to futher my study, maybe studying abroad later on. 2. I need it for my job. Being a nutritionist in an Asian n International fitness club, sometimes, I need to consult with foregin clients, where somehow, I'm not fluent in it and I want to do better especially..for the food names. so, if you like eating, that makes things easy!
But if you want to know more HK cultures, I may try to help too.
Plus, I'm a outgoing and like outdoor activities like hiking, camping, climbing..... it'd be great if any of you going any of these. Since work, I havent kept up most of my hobbies as everyone got busy and it's somehow hard to find partners.
And you can contact me here? (I dont know if it still functions) or by email: beanpo34@hotmail.com.
Thanks!
Mandy
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- At 3:36pm on February 27, 2011,
Dean 信立 said… - Instead of looking for a 'language exchange partner' I recommend getting into settings where you can make friends... but who speak the language you want to learn. A language exchange partner can tend to be too related to the language (although can turn into a friendship). If you make a friend at an English language event, then you'll find it easy to talk to because you're more interested in each other regardless of the language barrier. Also helps if they're convenient enough to fit into your lifestyle so they can be a friend you see often.
- At 2:08pm on February 26, 2011,
Mike said… Wow ok I added your msn. mine is mfeldma@hotmail.com. add me too
I don't know any hiking groups although I'd like to find a few friends to hike together, not a big group though. I'd like to practice Manadarin, not Cantonese : )
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