Learn Japanese in Mozambique
Learn to actually speak Japanese by making friends with native speakers
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Find more than
1,369
Japanese speakers in Mozambique
Speaking is the fastest way to fluency
Practice listening, improve your pronunciation, and learn to speak a foreign language with native speakers – no matter where you are.
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Kai uses Tandem to share their culture with other members.
“I love Tandem Pro. When I’m taking a trip to a new place, I always check out the “Travel” section to see if there is anyone who looks interesting there. It’s like having a local guide who teaches you a bit of their language!”
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Nampula
Fluent
Portuguese
LEARNS
English
My learning goals
Get the basic, get better & hopefully, get fluent....
My favorite topics
I love my Bible.
My language exchange partner is
Someone who understands the struggle of learning a foreigner language in a lowly country and therefore, bears with a learner from that country — me!
Looking for an online language exchange partner in Mozambique, Mozambique?
Tandem is the world's largest language exchange app. There are currently 1,369 Japanese speakers in Mozambique looking to learn Japanese 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 Japanese language exchange in Mozambique?
In Mozambique there are 1,369 members ready to have a Japanese language exchange.
Are there other locations in Mozambique other than Mozambique where I can find a Japanese language exchange partner?
You can also find a Japanese Tandem partner in <a href=/learn/japanese/maputo />Maputo, <a href=/learn/japanese/matola />Matola, and %%randomCity%%.
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 1,369 of them coming from Mozambique.