French-English exchange ?change de conversations Tues 24 7pm

By langlounge
June 13, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 13, 2014

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Posted June 13, 2014

A friendly language and cultural exchange group. We practise conversation, update our language skills, and learn a little about other worlds. (Minimum age 18).

Native French speakers (from lower intermediate level) from all countries are very welcome, please help us with our French and we will help you with your English.

Le but de ce groupe est de donner ? ces participants (de tous niveaux, sauf d?butant) la possibilit? de pratiquer le fran?ais / anglais et d??tre corrig?. Prochaine rencontre mardi juin 24.

Meeting Tuesdays at 7pm from 24 June (there will possibly be some footbally thing going on that day). Please send a Private Message (see blue button) if you would like to join us and for details of the venue. The group is free - there is no fee to take part. We will be adding Spanish, Russian and Italian in coming weeks.

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