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Hi there,


I am a Spanish mum of a 1 year old baby girl. I have been living between Dulwich and Crystal Palace for around 5 years and I was wondering if any other Spanish mums would like to meet up with the kids so they can hear Spanish and practice with each other.


Looking forward to hearing from you.


Salvi

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Hi Salvi,


I am not actually Spanish, but I teach French and Spanish in a secondary school in Chelsea (but we live in Dulwich). I'm about to go on maternity leave to have my first baby and would love to meet up with Spanish mums to keep practising Spanish.


I will send you a pm to explain further and hope more Spanish mums reply to your post!

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