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| Stelle Bilingual Triglot Senior Member Canada tobefluent.com Joined 4145 days ago 949 posts - 1686 votes  Speaks: French*, English*, Spanish Studies: Tagalog | Message 17 of 17 23 May 2014 at 12:05am | IP Logged | ||
When I first started learning Spanish, I was "between contracts" (aka unemployed). At one point I had four language partners, and spoke to someone in Spanish and English/French every weekday morning for almost two months. I only met with language partners at set times - I can't do the whole "if we both happen to be online" thing. Anyway, I started working a lot, and my schedule no longer meshed with my partners (since evening here is middle of the night in Spain), so all of my exchanges fizzled out due to lack of time. Now, I mostly talk to Skype tutors, since I currently have more money than time. (Well, I don't actually have any money. But I do have italki credits that I earned from teaching, and that I use for tutoring sessions.) In the summer, when my schedule opens up a bit, I hope to do more language exchanges - if I can find people who don't mind the fact that I can only commit for a few months. 1 person has voted this message useful |
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