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Email Pen Pals?

by sulleyneal, March 9, 2016

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Language: English

sulleyneal (User's profile) March 9, 2016, 10:54:05 PM

I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!

Talisman (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 2:34:35 AM

sulleyneal:I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!
Sure, But instead of E-mail try This [url=www.gospeaky.com/?origin=96781]GoSpeaky[/url] I think you'd like it. Better than Skype and More accessible than email

Starkmann (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 8:35:40 PM

Talisman:
sulleyneal:I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!
Sure, But instead of E-mail try This [url=www.gospeaky.com/?origin=96781]GoSpeaky[/url] I think you'd like it. Better than Skype and More accessible than email
The link for "gospeaky" just goes to a basic Lernu page.

JBen (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 8:50:30 PM

Certe!

Skribu al mi: johano.warden1@gmail.com

John

sulleyneal:I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!

bartlett22183 (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 8:51:32 PM

Sometimes individuals cannot respond instantly to messages. In such an instance, emails may be more convenient, allowing correspondents to exchange when it is reasonably convenient according to their respective comfort levels. Years ago I had a correspondent (alas now deceased). At first we exchanged paper letters, and then by mail we exchanged cassette tape recordings. It worked out well and did not overtax either of us. In the same way, especially for those learning Esperanto, email at convenience may work out better than other media so that the learner (and the other person, for that matter) can exchange messages at the speed which they are comfortable with.

erinja (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 9:40:22 PM

I liked writing as a beginner. I had several pen pals that I corresponded with for years. Voice chat is hard as a beginner, it takes too long to say anything and it is easy to slip into English if you are getting frustrated. With written correspondence, you can take your time to look up words and grammar as you compose your messages to your correspondent.

sulleyneal (User's profile) March 10, 2016, 9:49:23 PM

Talisman:
sulleyneal:I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!
Sure, But instead of E-mail try This [url=www.gospeaky.com/?origin=96781]GoSpeaky[/url] I think you'd like it. Better than Skype and More accessible than email
Thanks, I actually have an account on gospeaky but there usually aren't many people on there it seems. I also am not able to instant message all that much.

musicferrets (User's profile) March 11, 2016, 2:06:08 AM

sulleyneal:I am looking for someone (or someones) to email back and forth with in Esperanto to practice. If anyone is interested let me know!!
mmrjmusic@gmail.com

Anyone else is welcome to email me as well. I'm still a beginner but hopefully we will both learn from each other.

LittleBunflower (User's profile) March 11, 2016, 10:31:49 AM

People can message or email me! I'm still very much a beginner (this is my first forum post too) but I'd love to have someone else to learn and practice with. Email is dannilittle@outlook.com.

Leni_ (User's profile) March 11, 2016, 5:22:29 PM

elisa.gencten@gmail.com

mi ankau estas komencanto! I hope to hear from you.

Everybody's welcome to contact me ridulo.gif

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