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Hi guys,

I know it could sound strange but I'm looking for a French/English intercambio. I am french and need to improve my level of english.
Well, note that actually I speak spanish quite well ... so it could be french/english/spanish/english too :cheers:

SmooZ.
 
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Hey smooz, welcome to the board, not a strange request at all.

Here are a few resources for you...

1) The InMadrid classifieds at http://www.multimadrid.com/classifieds are THE place to find intercambios of all types. See the "intercambios - english offered" and "intercambios - other" sections. You can also place your own ad through that section.

2) Our new and exciting multimadrid intercambios HERE Cool

Saludos,
jer...


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I'll do it I"ll do it!!!!!! Who are you and how old are you and are you a girl/boy, details!!!!! Besos, Joy
 
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Hey smooz, I think Queensita may be interested in the intercambio with you but am not sure :jeje:

Saludos,
jer...


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hahahahahahahaha :jeje:
 
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hey. may be i could join you but i don�t know french. i know some places where there are language exchanges and we can go together


hi. i am a spanish living in madrid that would love to meet people about 24-35 years old to create a group of friends
 
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Hi Queensita,

27 years old, male brown hair/eyes... I've been living here in Madrid for 2 years and something and it seems that learning spanish killed my english Frowner

If you wish, you can contact me directly at szmacinski@hotmail.com.

What about you ? What's you level of french more or less ?

See you,

Fabien.
 
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Do you know, I found Fabiens comment about learning Spanish killing his English very interesting. I thought that I was the only one with that problem. When I moved to Spain my French was fairly fluent and my Spanish was zilch. Luckily I found an old farmer in the village who spoke both French and Spanish, so my daughter and I would speak French, that was translated into Spanish, then translated back again, and so we had conversations with the other farmers in the village. Gradually we found ourselves answering in Spanish, and as that happened our French just seemed to disappear!!!

So, a question to all you language teachers out there......... is this a normal phenomononmoonnnon Big Grin


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Hey smooz & madsue...

quote:
I've been living here in Madrid for 2 years and something and it seems that learning spanish killed my english
That will happen. As you attain an advanced level of Spanish, you will lose the thrid language (in your cases English for Fabien and French for madsue) since you are out of practice.

This is normal.

Saludos,
jer...


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It comes back doesn't it???? Is it not possible to speak three or more languages well? What's going to happen to poor me in Amsterdam, I'll have to learn dutch, I mean it's pretty pathetic to live in a country and not bother to learn the language. Will I lose my spanish, or will it come back if I go back to spain, which I will do, probably make several trips thoroughout the year as it's less than 200 euros a flight. May have to get involved in an intercambio in Amsterdam.
Salud,
Nanny
 
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I always say that speaking a language is like riding a bike. If you don�t do it continually you will get a little rusty. However, once you begin to practice again, it will come back.

Fabien, I know someone who is looking for economical French classes. If you are interested, drop me an email.


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� Uy ! c�mo est� el patio de animado chicos ...

I confirm ! I confirm !
I don't know if the bicycle example was the best one (sorry: I'm french Roll Eyes ) because you never fall again from the bicycle ...

But you do not flush your second language just because your learn a third one, right. The main problem is this bloody confusion you face with when u have 2 (muy) similar words in 2 languages that don't work AT ALL in the third. You are underattacked by a kind of on the fly copy/paste brain process that totally ruins your sentences.

But everything can be solved with a couple of books and loads of beer I think.

See you !

Fabien
 
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Hey smooz...

quote:
(sorry: I'm french)
... well, at least you appologized for it :jeje: Red Face Wink

Saludos,
jer...


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- worlds biggest outdoor internet cafe --> www.plazawifi.info - GET CONNECTED!!!
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- rent or buy a cell phone from me for your stay in spain, more info at Onspanishtime.com.
- already have a cell phone, get a spanish SIM card for it at spainSIM.com.
 
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