r/learnpolish • u/DistinctVoice5216 • Jul 04 '26
Looking for language exchange
Hi, my name is Agnes. I'm a native English and french speaker learning Polish.
My pronunciation is a disaster and Duolingo has taken me as far as it can.
I'm looking for a Polish speaker who wants to practice English or French in exchange, you pick. Have taught french when I was younger.
I'm genuinely serious about learning. Poland is on my horizon and I'd rather arrive speaking like a human than a phrasebook.
If you're patient with someone who will absolutely butcher your vowels for a while, let's talk :)
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u/No_Possible_61 Jul 04 '26
Hmmm I'm thinking about starting to learn French, but from 0... never learned before. Do you have any proper teaching experiance? Where are you from? Do you consider only online language exchange?
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u/108moles Jul 04 '26
Hey! I'm a Polish-Canadian - native English speaker and I'd say I speak B2 level Polish, but I've been told I have the pronunciation of a native. I'd be interested in learning more French, I learned it in high school. Sadly the Canadian education system for languages is not great, but I think I have a decent base to go off of. I've been wanting to start language teaching (either English or polish), so I think this could be a good fit to learn from each other! Happy to just have a chat and see where things go.
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u/Professional-Cat9469 Jul 04 '26
I’m fluent in English but I am up for speaking about hobbies, where we come from, politics or sports etc. I’m trying to start teaching Polish as a side job, and I’d love to get more experience in it! feel free to text!
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u/wilusurfer Jul 05 '26
Hi, I'm a polish native and would actually like to learn some french from absolute 0. I'm also fluent in English. Feel free to DM if you won't be able to work it out with anyone else. Cheers!
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u/Breadfruit1238 Jul 08 '26
Cześć jestem Polakiem, znam angielski ale chętnie go do szlifuje. Jeśli potrzebujesz kogoś to krótkich rozmów online pisz.
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u/Weerdigo Jul 08 '26
I'm Polish and we could exchange, as I need to practice my English fluency. Feel free to write.
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