Learn Dutch in Fukushima
Learn to actually speak Dutch by making friends with native speakers
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30
Dutch speakers in Fukushima
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Fukushima
Fluent
Japanese
LEARNS
English
I want a conversation partner who is
日本語を勉強してる人(At least people who can read hiragana)、楽しい人、興味深い人、明るい人、優しい人、日本に住んでる人、このprofileを読んで理解出来る人...
My learning goals
特に、日本語を教える能力の向上。
My favorite topics
I have traveled around the world in 450 days by myself.I'd like to make a lot of new friends all over the world!but,i hate this question"which country do you like the best that you have ever been to? and if you study Japanese feel free to message me.
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Mateo uses Tandem to find travel buddies in Europe.
"Fantastic app full of fantastic people. I’ve made many friends and I’m even planning trips to see them. It’s turned my life around!"
Looking for an online language exchange partner in Fukushima, Japan?
Tandem is the world's largest language exchange app. There are currently 12 Dutch speakers in Fukushima looking to learn Dutch together. Download the Tandem app for free to start practicing languages with locals!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you know how many Tandem members are available for Dutch language exchange in Fukushima?
In Fukushima there are 12 members ready to have a Dutch language exchange.
Are there other locations in Japan other than Fukushima where I can find a Dutch language exchange partner?
You can also find a Dutch Tandem partner in <a href=/learn/dutch/asaka />Asaka, <a href=/learn/dutch/soka />Soka, and <a href=/learn/dutch/kochi />Kochi.
What is the Tandem app all about?
Tandem is a language exchange app where people teach each other their native language. Each month more than 500,000 people visit Tandem with 12 of them coming from Fukushima.