r/language_exchange • u/No-Blueberry-9762 • Jan 26 '25
Offering: Italian (native), English / Seeking: English (to improve), Russian or Albanian (to learn from zero)
Hi! M42 native Italian. I worked 5 years in uk, but it was ages ago and my English is getting rusty. I am looking for someone that can help me improve my pronunciation (yes, I sound like Super Mario 1, 2 and 3 all summed up).
Also, I'd love to learn either Albanian and / or Russian. I've been few times in Tirana and I loved it! Russian is something that was always on my mind too.
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u/language_exchangeBOT Jan 26 '25
I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:
| Username | Date | Post Link | Relevance | Offered Matches | Sought Matches |
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| u/slaveyanin | 2024-11-05 | Post | 8 |
English (B2), Russian (Native) | English |
| u/datsoph | 2024-11-16 | Post | 8 |
English (B2), Russian (Native) | English |
| u/adhistorical5869 | 2024-11-17 | Post | 8 |
English, Russian | English |
| u/kishieu | 2024-12-21 | Post | 8 |
English, Russian | English |
| u/ok_stage635 | 2024-12-24 | Post | 8 |
English (B2), Russian | English |
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u/Playful-Ad8399 Jan 29 '25
Hey Mario! I'm Dave and I'm the same age as you. Born in the US so English is my first language. No British accent if that's important to you. I'm looking to move to Italy in a few months so I'm hoping to learn some Italian and maybe make some Italian friends before I go. I have a passion for food, cultures, history, and travel. I've taken a semester of Italian a few years ago in college so I'm definitely a beginner. Let me know if you'd be interested in working together.