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Learn Xhosa online by practicing with a native speaker who is learning your language.
Write or speak Xhosa online to improve grammar or conversation.
A language exchange complements other forms of learning such as classroom,
cultural immersion and multimedia, because you get to practice
all that you have learned
with native speakers in a safe and supportive environment.
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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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Advantages of language exchange learning include:
- Learning the real Xhosa language (slang, expressions, etc.) used by ordinary native speakers
- Getting accustomed to the way native speakers speak in real (casual) Xhosa conversation
- Making a friend in the Xhosa-speaking culture.
Language exchange learning is also inexpensive because we provide free tips and conversation lesson plans
that allow you to do a language exchange on your own.
For more advantages, please see why do a language exchange.
What You Can Do Here
Here at MyLanguageExchange.com, you can
- Find Xhosa-speaking language exchange partners.
- Practice your Xhosa by writing emails (pen pals).
- Practice written conversation using text chat.
- Practice speaking using voice chat.
We provide free, helpful guidelines and tips on how to do a language exchange,
as well as free
lesson plans designed by an expert in
language exchange learning. The activities are fun so you can easily "break the ice" with your
new learning partner and get effective practice.
In short, you have everything you need to practice and learn Xhosa via a language exchange.
Email, Text Chat or Voice Chat?
The type of exchange that is right for you depends on your proficiency level in Xhosa
and your learning goals. Find out which
type of language exchange is right for you.
Before Practicing
Before you begin practicing, please read the free guideline, How To Do A Language Exchange
for hints on doing an effective language exchange.
Find a Partner Now
Find a Xhosa language exchange partner
now, and have fun!
Click here for advanced search.
MyLanguageExchange.com is doing "extraordinary things online."
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"Our level of knowledge has increased a lot. You made my dream come true."
- Juan José Guerrero, Seville (Spain)
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Our Newest Xhosa-speaking Members
Here are 20 of our most recent Xhosa-speaking members that could become your partner.
To view all registered Xhosa native speakers, please click here.
Click on a name for more information or to contact the member.
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South Africa
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(Johannesburg)
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| Zulu |
| Xhosa |
| English |
| Tswana |
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My name is Demelza and I'm seeking a partner to practice English, Spanish or French. I'm an adventurous person, I love reading, painting, and cooking. I'm open-minded and I'm looking forward to having meaningful conversations. I&#.....
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South Africa
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(Johannesburg)
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| Zulu |
| English |
| Swahili |
| Xhosa |
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Am a natural people lover. I love different food, diverse Cultures, traveler and a goo communicator
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I want to learn Japanese because it feels like a window into a whole world of fascinating traditions, creativity, and ways of thinking. Japanese has such an intricate writing system and an incredible range of expressions that give it a unique beauty......
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| Bavarian (Austro-Bavarian) |
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South Africa
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(Malmesbury)
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I am learning this language as I find it as a better language to express my thoughts.
I am a young individual whom want to expose myself to various environments.
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| English |
| Afrikaans |
| Zulu |
| Xhosa |
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I'm a 33 yr South African female currently living in USA I like rock and metal music and animals . I love making new friends and learning about new cultures . I love Korean /Japanese dramas that why I want to learn the language.
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South Africa
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(Grahamstown)
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Im a Xhosa woman, and i want to Learn Tswana
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South Africa
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(Port Elazibeth)
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Ndithanda ik-pop. Ndiythanda khakhulu. One day, some day ndifunuya eKorea ndibone uBlackpink, aespa, babymonster, BTS etc
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I'm a very quiet person but has the eager to learn more languages, I learn very quick and obviously I am kind I love other people's languages
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I need help with anyone that is a fluent speaker of Afrikaans
Thank you.
Bais dankie
Ngiyabon ga
Ndiyabulela
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South Africa
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(Johunesburg)
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I want to learn how to speak English fluently to increase chances of being hired, I want to speak well on the interviews
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South Africa
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(Western cape)
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I am an immigrant in UK seeking to have a Xhosa pen friend in Eastern Cape or nearby. I speak Ndebele (Zim) & English mainly.
I want to hear more about the Xhosa nation: Bhaca, Hlubi and traditional leaders.
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South Africa
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(port elizabeth)
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I LOVE ENGLISH BUT I DONT WRITE AND SPEAK IT FLUENTLY. COULD WE TEACH EACH OTHER
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South Africa
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(Johannesburg)
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I am a Xhosa woman living in Johannesburg and I would very much like to learn Tswana. I know a thing or two but I am far from being fluent. Help!
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South Africa
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(Port Elizabeth)
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I am divorced and single and I am looking for a lady friend..I like out door life animals and bee keeping.
I enjoy learning new languages and meeting people.
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My mbti is ISTP ,I love reading and music in general and my dream is to visit south korea and introduce African culture and also meet my idols
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Hello,
my name is Mj. I am currently studying medicine and would like to work in Germany or Switzerland once I graduate. I’ve been learning German for some months now, and so far it’s been going well. However, it would be great to be able to speak.....
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South Africa
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(johannesburg)
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| Swahili |
| Arabic, other |
| French |
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hie dear hope you doing well my name is Thaban (mercx) am based in Johannesburg I would love to write to you more often and become friends if you don't mind dear please feel free to ask any questions if you have and please feel free hope you h.....
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I wanted to learn Korean because of Kpop but my interest in the culture, food, attire and people made me want to learn and I want to go there one day just to go visit and I want to be able to make a decent conversation
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Click here to view all Xhosa-speaking members.
Click here for advanced search.
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Member Testimonials
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future as a teacher. Thanks."
- United States
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- Niel Smith, Silicon Valley, California, U.S.A.
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