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What Kind of Language Exchange?
Should you practice via email, text chat or voice chat?
This depends on your proficiency level in Gaelic (Irish) and your learning goals.
Email:
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This is a convenient way to do a language exchange. It is suitable for
learners at all proficiency levels. You can take the time to use dictionaries and other
resources to work on writing and grammar. Click here for tips on doing a language exchange
with your pen pals.
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| Text Chat: |
This is suitable for intermediate level learners or higher.
See who's in text chat now.
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| Voice Chat: |
This is recommended for intermediate to advanced students who want to work on speaking,
pronunciation or listening comprehension. The simultaneous text chat that is available in
the voice chat rooms makes it easy to explain words and vocabulary.
Click here to access a free voice chat program with excellent sound quality.
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Our Newest Gaelic (Irish)-speaking Members
Here are 10 of our most recent Gaelic (Irish)-speaking members that could become your partner.
To view all registered Gaelic (Irish) native speakers, please click here.
Click on a name for more information or to contact the member.
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(dublin)
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hi everyone im just on here to chat and make new friends
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Galway)
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I live in Galway City. I speak English and Irish fluently. I like travelling and I have spent long periods in Latin America. I would like to improve my Spanish which is at beginner level. I am planning a possible trip to Japan in 2010. I have no previous knowledge of Japanese and I would like to improve.
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Cork)
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Hi! im Bobbie and i live in ireland. im a 16 year old girl and id like to improve my spanish and german. ive been learning them for just over 3 years. i like horse riding, playing piano going out with friends and reading! i will of course help with engilsh (and irish if you like). i look foward to hearing from someone soon! hasta luego!
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Wexford)
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I'm Shane from Ireland :)
I love languages, music, films
Please, if you can, :
scriobh dom as Gaeilge (no Gaidhlig na hAlbainn)
schreib mir auf deutsch
пиши мне по-русски.
A reason I joined this thing is that I'm working hard on my Irish and improving fast. I'd love a pen-pal with better Irish than me.
Even more interesting than that would bein a pen pal with Scots-Gaelic, our beauiful sister-language. ;) Been watching a bit of BBC ALBA recently, understand a just a little more than a quarter (nearly half for kids programmes!).
I also speak fluent German and near-fluent Russian.
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I am 14 and i am in secondary school in Ireland.My hobbies are Irish dancing,soccer,music and reading.I learn French in school.
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Navan)
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Hi.I am Andreea And Iwould love to learen Russian,Lithuanian,and improve a tiny bit my Romanian.I have brown-blonde hair and brown eyes.i love reading and playing computer.I want to learn the language bacause I want to understand other people
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Baile Atha Cliath)
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Tengo un alto nivel de irlandes. Mi made era hablante nativa, aunque yo me crie como angloparlante. Si hay hispanoparlantes que quieren practicar el irlandes, me complaceria ayudarles. Vivo en Dublin.
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(waterford)
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hey im cormac i love football as well as hurling
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Hello/Hola/Dia Duit
I am Ro Guy, i am from Ireland, i love computers and making websites, i also love learning Spanish!!!
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Ireland (Republic of)
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(Tipp)
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Dia Dhuit! Is mise Simon, I'm 22, a teacher for 2 years but now I'm studying my Masters in Scotland. Basically I want to keep up (and improve) my Irish language skills over the next few months (via skype if possible as this is a cool, and free, way to communicate! Contact me..
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The Basics
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What is a language exchange?
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Why do a language exchange?
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How to do a language exchange?
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Member Testimonials
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- John C., New York, United States, March 29, 2001
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- United States, March 29, 2001
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Continuer votre beau travail."
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- United States, March 29, 2001
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