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28 Dec 2019
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Anyone wanna study languages together? We can track our progress and practice with each other (sorry if this post is annoying I'm just looking for a study buddy)
Anyone wanna study languages together? We can track our progress and practice with each other (sorry if this post is annoying I'm just looking for a study buddy)
Possible languages: Spanish, Japanese, Dutch, French. (You can name more if interested)
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