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Wanted : Language Exchange 🇫🇷🇬🇧 any French native speakers looking to brush up on their English? I'm looking to brush up on my French skills and would love to help with your English. I have a tefl certificate and based in Camberwell. Happy to meet up in S.London. Pls get in touch. Might suit an au pair or someone who's recently moved to London.
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Hellon


I'm a native french speaker who live in East Dulwich.

I live here for 5 months.

I would like practice my english frequently (1 or 2 hours by week) in return I can help you with your french.

Are you male or female ?

Are you still interested by language exchange ?


I'm au pair so I'm free every days.

Let me know.

Marie

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Hi Marie,


Merci pour votre message!


Je vous ai envoy? un mail.


Je suis disponible cette semaine si vous voudriez organiser qqc ensemble. On pourrait prendre un verre ou un caf? a East Dulwich. J'ai sugger? une caf?/ boulangerie dans mon mail.


Katy x


PS: Je suis une femme

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