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Jani Friday 05th of May 2006 09:28:22 PM
Learning Greek - Γεια σου!

I guess (=hope) this is the right place to post this. :)

[b]What am I looking for?[/b]
I\'m looking for someone who would be willing to help me learn some Modern Greek. It would probably be best if it was a native Greek speaker but could also be a foreigner who\'s fluent in this language and knows it well. I\'ve got a textbook to follow. It even comes with a CD, so I can listen to the dialogues, but there\'s no key to the exercises. So, basically I would need assistance with the exercise correction and explanation, vocabulary problems etc. Occasional casual chat or e-correspondence would be more than welcome too. :) (e-mail, MSN, Yahoo! Msg, Skype etc.)

[b]What can I offer you?[/b]
In return, I can help you with Slovene (my native language). I know it is rather unlikely to find a Greek person learning Slovene, so I could also be of assistance to you if you\'re learning Spanish (I\'m working as a Spanish teacher, so I know the system quite well). I might also be able to help you practise your English or simply to chat about languages and other subjects (I have the basic level of Romanian and Russian).

I\'m hoping there\'s a compatible language exchange partner for me out there. Let me know if it is you. :)

squeak Thursday 25th of May 2006 03:13:26 AM
- Hey,

I\'m not much use to you as an exchange partner, not knowing the language to that kind o flevel, I\'m afraid. Just a quick question for you: what textbook do you have?

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	Jani	Friday 05th of May 2006 09:28:22 PM
	Learning Greek - Γεια σου! I guess (=hope) this is the right place to post this. :) [b]What am I looking for?[/b] I\'m looking for someone who would be willing to help me learn some Modern Greek. It would probably be best if it was a native Greek speaker but could also be a foreigner who\'s fluent in this language and knows it well. I\'ve got a textbook to follow. It even comes with a CD, so I can listen to the dialogues, but there\'s no key to the exercises. So, basically I would need assistance with the exercise correction and explanation, vocabulary problems etc. Occasional casual chat or e-correspondence would be more than welcome too. :) (e-mail, MSN, Yahoo! Msg, Skype etc.) [b]What can I offer you?[/b] In return, I can help you with Slovene (my native language). I know it is rather unlikely to find a Greek person learning Slovene, so I could also be of assistance to you if you\'re learning Spanish (I\'m working as a Spanish teacher, so I know the system quite well). I might also be able to help you practise your English or simply to chat about languages and other subjects (I have the basic level of Romanian and Russian). I\'m hoping there\'s a compatible language exchange partner for me out there. Let me know if it is you. :)
	squeak	Thursday 25th of May 2006 03:13:26 AM
	- Hey, I\'m not much use to you as an exchange partner, not knowing the language to that kind o flevel, I\'m afraid. Just a quick question for you: what textbook do you have?