I will be in Aachen, Germany. I want to find a friend in this town. I want to learn Germany language with conversation with this friend. If you can help me please let me to know. Thank you
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http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html\n\ntype in the phrase and choose your language
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Check\nhttp://www.goethe.de/wis/stu/lks/enindex.htm#647250\nand write to them
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God, no one in this program takes anyone seriously... Anyway, why don't you call this random country Himmel? I was bred just five minutes ago, and the German Translator said that meant Heaven. Unless you want to call it Holle, which is Hell, only with those two freaky dots above the 'o'. Hope it helps!
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I've actually pondered that same question myself...I took 6 years of German yet there is a lot of "street German" I don't know. Here are a couple of suggestions.\nFirst, try your local library. They have an interconnected system and may be able to help you find the books you seek through interlibrary loan, rather than buying them and finding out they don't have the info you need.\n\nSecond...Here's something that helped me out. In my case, I looked up my local German-American society and went to a couple of their functions. They are happy to help someone learn the nuances of the language. You mentioned "Japanese" in your post; I assume you're working on learning Japanese. Try looking up a Japanese-American group or society in your area. I'm sure they would help as well.\n\nHope this info helped you a little.
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Have you tried your local library?\nIf you live in a big enough town, it's likely your library runs language conversation sessions, where people just meet up and practice talking.\nIf there's a college or university near you, you're really likely to find those sorts of sessions running every week.
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that it will be a interesting game which germani has the presure of being the local and rep chek. dont have that much to loose everyone is fighting for the same thing but like i say germans have the presure of being in their own country, soil, people, so they must do a good job. :D
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I just came back from Madrid, if your looking for information i can be of help, if your looking for friends that speak English, that will be a little more difficult.
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My husband is in the Army.We have been in Germany for 4 years.We are stationed in Vilseck.The housing is nice.The drivers exam is a pain.The food is excellent.The exchange rate blows.I could give you more info if i knew what part of Germany?Family members?Pets?Lemme know if i can help.
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I wasn't there, but currently I am an exchange student in germany. My host sister is studying math there, and she says it's absolutly beautiful. There is the 'Philosopher's Weg' (way) that has a lovely view, the old castel and Altstadt are also really pretty. I'm excited to be going there later in June! Good luck studying there! It's got a great rep and is beautiful to boot!
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Many communities have small subcommunities of people from different countries.  I know that Florida (to mention one) has communities made up of English people, another of German and others.  You could begin by checking with your Chamber of Commerce and see if they can give you information on any of these types of communities in your area.  Also check to see if there are any groups that have formed clubs.  For instance, here where I live there is a Dakota Club for people who have lived in N. or S. Dakota.
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Hi Ruvim!\n\nIm 17 and I live in New Zealand and Im applying to a few exchange programs! I've got msn so feel free to add me its goldprincess89@hotmail.com. Where are you interested in going to? Im trying out for Italy and Spain! I love both cultures and would love to be immersed in a different world. \n\nHope to hear from you!
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I would like to encourage you to spend some time abroad.\n\nThe easiest way would abe a country with english as main language: canada, england, ....\n\nFor germany I enclosed a contact, I suggest you contact them. The advantage to go to Germany is: in the center of europe, easy travelling around, all german students learn english from the 4 th grade and speak some kind of english (so you would not be totally lost).
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how are you???how were in europe???l m still working as lm crazy,sorry becouse l didnt write to you!!!l have just turned of relationship with Oscar and now lm enjoying more...lm super...l go out with friends,and here isnt no one to call me to aks where am l(probably as Oscar)...lm super!!!hehehehe...nothing watch new pictures ,l pictured yesterday,so see ya!!!greeting yours!!!
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Berlitz is one of if not THE oldest language schools around. They have a Chicago location.\n\nBon chance!
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i would like to talk to you about the exchange student question ok write me at :willyouhelpmegetbetter@yahoo.com
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Brilliant idea! Language partner(s) for every city. There are already some pages offering mailing or posting messages to the forums where one can share interests with others but actually I never saw list of language speakers for a city. I am sure it will be helpful for everybody seeking an opportunity to speak to a native speaker of the language the one is interested in.
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Yeah i would like to see my birthplace (Iran) and hopefully one day soon.(Even though all my family disagrees b/c they think is a bad idea)Whatever but i will go & hopefully you too! I lived in Germany for about 7yrs & it was so nice, city of Frankfurt.