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By sophiecha
October 21, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 21, 2013

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Posted October 21, 2013

Hi,

Do you need any help with your French or your German? You want to have conversations in the language you are learning?

I grew up in Luxembourg from a French father and Luxembourgish mother. I studied language and literature in Luxembourg and I fluently speak French, German, Luxembourgish (yes) and English. I am happy to help French or German language learners with their conversational skills as an addition to their course, as the best way to understand and learn a language is to use it. I can also provide revisions of homework and written translation.

I have been tutoring students in this way in the past, mostly young people, with good results. It is incredible how much a language makes sense once it is given the chance to be used!

If interested, contact me on [email protected]

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