Post: #1

I remember seeing a site that used to get bumped on here that had a bunch of tutors for varying prices, does anyone know what this site is called? I've been searching through a few foreign language threads and I don't think I found it.

Post: #2

i don't know either but you could try with verbling and italki

Post: #3

What language are you interested in?

I could imagine some members would be willing to tutor others in a language they themselves have learned as a mean to retain their own ability.

Post: #4

(06-14-2016 03:32 PM)cascadecombo Wrote:  What language are you interested in?

I could imagine some members would be willing to tutor others in a language they themselves have learned as a mean to retain their own ability.

I'm currently learning Japanese, I need to get verbal training in.

Post: #5

(06-14-2016 03:29 PM)tonylok Wrote:  i don't know either but you could try with verbling and italki

Oh, this was the site actually - they changed the lay out so I didn't recognize it initially.

Italki that is. Thanks mane.

Post: #6

Rooshv.com

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I wrote some tips about using iTalki in this post, including how to decide whether you should do a language exchange there, use a "community tutor" or a "professional teacher". /thread-12357...pid1305713

Not sure what language you're interested in, but you can find teacher all the major world languages there. Good luck.

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You can definitely make new contacts in new countries while learning a language.
I met my last LTR on iTalki.

Post: #9

Get you a long haired dictionary.

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Post: #10

(06-15-2016 01:14 PM)Geomann180 Wrote:  Get you a long haired dictionary.

hahah best way to learn Thai :-)

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(06-15-2016 01:14 PM)Geomann180 Wrote:  Get you a long haired dictionary.

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I'm working on that, Japanese chicks are rare around these parts.