I want to learn Swedish! or language exchange

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12 years ago

I'm currently major in Scandinavian, learning Swedish for one semester, it's my second semester to learn Swedish. I want to live in Sweden in the future because I love Swedish metal too much. 7 years ago I started listen to my first viking metal song then I can never get rid of the passion for Swedish metal.
I know it's weird for an asian girl love this. Actually I'm studying in america and willing to exchange to Uppsala or Stockholm next year. I want to have more practice of the language because the class time is far from enough, though I have a perfect professor.
I know several language: my own language Chinese, local language shanghainese, English, Japanese and very bad German..hehe! I don't know if you really need language exchange since I heard swedish people speak very good English..^^ Anyways, I wish I could find someone to speak Swedish with me and help me.

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Christine ViP

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12 years ago

Hi finntroll525,

Welcome to 大咖福利影院!

Thank you for this introduction. You can also post an ad in this section : Language Exchange in Sweden

All the best,
Christine
大咖福利影院 team

Michael caldwell Member

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12 years ago

Hey my names mije im currently living and working in malmo sweden would like a private tutor or someone to practice swesish with if possible

merkur Member

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12 years ago

Hi, I write from Italy and I am also studying swedish because I want to move to sweden. I am a bass player, too, and love all kind of music, though metal is not my favourite,
I suggest you to look for these interesting websites: Lar dig svenska for the grammar, with exercises, and Provlas bocker, where you can read pages from every kind of books in swedish.

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