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i want to do a blog about Japan but i dont know if i should, also what things should i blog about japan? (1)

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Konnichi wa! Could someone help me to learn japanese and it's culture, trough email (my psp dont support IM :(, meybe when i'll get psp head set, i could use scype ) Corently, Im on JLPT4, i know hiragana and katakana, about 50 kanji and im (almost) done with jlpt4 grammar (i know some of jlpt3 too). It would be so great, if someone help me. (1)

Are there any boards or services that do language exchange connections? I am looking for japanese/english exchange in my area or am willing to do so throgh Skype/email or chat program. (1)

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How popular is language exchange?

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niseko on August 10, 2008

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November 25, 2008

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airi's answer

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I think Japanese - English exchange is really popular but I have not heard it is popular in Europe etc...

June 13, 2009

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jenna's answer

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It seems really popular for students of asian languages but I have never heard of for example english-spanish language exchange etc..

Perhaps learners of european languages meet and learn in more informal ways.

July 9, 2009

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Chobit's answer

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In my country, language exchange is very popular.
Hmm... not only the language, but the tradition too.. :)

October 22, 2009

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Sora's answer

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Hey Jenna.. I dont know about Europe but exchanges from english-spanish languages is pretty common. And lots of latin americans actually go to europe on those exchanges.
The only problem is that its really expensive so you have to be very careful on your doings..and where u go...lol

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