Want to meet people from other countries

[Javist]

Hi

Im Javier , from Canary Islands (near North-West Africa coast) , Spain, and I want meet people from other countries especially to learn languages from native speakers(english, russian, german...) Im 18 years old, and I prefer people around that age especially who want learn Spanish. At first we could chat or talk by Skype or whatever and it could be nice if we can make a travel-exchange in the future(sun and best beaches here hehe) Why I put this thread on Steam? because I dont know where to put it and I like videogames so it could be a excellent way to socialize... so that is all ! add me on Steam ! Only nice and politely people who really want do this pls. Bye

I dont speak English clearly so sorry if Ive done a misspeling...

[Zespri]

Great, I always wanted to learn Spanish!

[Hamsterbytes , bits and nibbles]

Is 118 years old ok? I was born in 1893.

[MEOWMEOWMAN]

What about Cat Emperors?

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Zespri:

Great, I always wanted to learn Spanish!

yeahh , and you are from Madrid

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Hamsterbytes , bits and nibbles:

Is 118 years old ok? I was born in 1893.

are you kidding me bro??



if you were from 1893 you would have 121 years

[chibilibi]

I'm not interested, sorry, but allow me to give you a word of advice regarding the English language.

Never end an independent clause on a preposition. For example, never say "where are you going to?" Instead, say "To where are you going?" Objects of prepositions should always go after the preposition itself.

[[EXD] FrozenDreams💀☯]

oh hai

[Littlefoot]

Hi mate.

Nice to see you. I live in Sweden, and like dinosaurs (as evident by my profile).

[Unexpected]

nice to meet you canary islander :D as my profile states i am from moscow, the most beautiful city on earth :D

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por FuG chibilibi:

I'm not interested, sorry, but allow me to give you a word of advice regarding the English language.

Never end an independent clause on a preposition. For example, never say "where are you going to?" Instead, say "To where are you going?" Objects of prepositions should always go after the preposition itself.

aaahm thanks ! I remember at school that was one of my common mistakes

[gleofrocga]

I love the big brown/reddish mountains on those Islands. Driving around in taxi up along the sides of those cliffs and volcanic cones is a site not to forget.

Have you been to any of the volcanoes yourself?

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Littlefoot:

Hi mate.

Nice to see you. I live in Sweden, and like dinosaurs (as evident by my profile).

Ohh haha Sweden but here there are not dinosaurs :(

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Vlady Puts Fegelantic Master:

nice to meet you canary islander :D as my profile states i am from moscow, the most beautiful city on earth :D

Here there are a lot of russians!! yeahh Moscow is so beautiful but so cold too...Nice to meet you bro

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Grox3000:

I am from the beutiful land of United States of Awesome.

I have friends studying there...but they say its not like scary movie hehe

[Javist]

Escrito originalmente por Keyes:

I love the big brown/reddish mountains on those Islands. Driving around in taxi up along the sides of those cliffs and volcanic cones is a site not to forget.

Have you been to any of the volcanoes yourself?

Ohh but which island did you go?? Every island has a "different" biome, La Palma is a huge forest...Lanzarote (I Think this is that you are saying) is full of volcanic mountains... Personally I dont like that island :/ I prefer Gran Canaria (when I live) with sand dunes and the best city-beach of Europe hehe