0000FFmoongirl on Nostr: >>The biggest limitation there is to Crosstalk, compared to other activities that are ...
>>The biggest limitation there is to Crosstalk, compared to other activities that are not language exchanges, is that you need access to native (or otherwise proficient) speakers of the language you are learning.
one of the (prolly?) unrealized hopes I'd had for Twitter's Spaces would be to offer "small, live" spaces where you could show up "regularly" to practice the language you're learning with either native speakers or others also learning. for the native speakers, it would be an easy way to "serve others" and promote use of their language. could be fun!
as has been noted, I'm a f'n idealist... (but _not_ "hopeless"!)
one of the (prolly?) unrealized hopes I'd had for Twitter's Spaces would be to offer "small, live" spaces where you could show up "regularly" to practice the language you're learning with either native speakers or others also learning. for the native speakers, it would be an easy way to "serve others" and promote use of their language. could be fun!
as has been noted, I'm a f'n idealist... (but _not_ "hopeless"!)