Practise Yiddish with native speakers who want to learn Korean
Talkabout pairs people who help each other: they speak what you're learning and are learning what you speak. Free, in your browser, adults only.
Who's here
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About Yiddish for Korean speakers
Yiddish is written in the Hebrew alphabet; Korean uses Hangul. Chatting in writing is a good way to get used to a new script, because you can take your time with every message.
Yiddish is related to Afrikaans, Danish, German, Icelandic.
How the exchange works
- Say what you speak and what you're learning. Talkabout shows you people who speak Yiddish natively and are learning Korean.
- Write to someone. Take turns: some messages in Yiddish, some in Korean, so you both get to practise.
- Fix each other's messages. Suggest a correction on any message and your partner sees exactly what changed. You choose how much you want corrected.
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You can block or report anyone from the chat. Everyone agrees to the community guidelines, and moderators tell you which rule was broken when they act on a report.