Coffee&Chat! Free event in Milan, Moscova Area, 17:00-18:30

Hi there! Do you live in Milan or nearby, want to practise languages and make new friends in a relaxed and cosy atmosphere?

I love attending Meetup events, especially language exchange ones, but I often feel they are too crowded and you can't really hear what the other person is saying and it all feels overwhelming?

There's a new serie of events called "Coffee&Chat!" with this purpose in mind, to practise languages and socialise within a smaller group of people in a welcoming, easy-going setting.

Coffee&Chat also provides private English and Italian lessons, online or face-to-face. Contact me if you want to know more:)

What to expect:

The event will take place in a lovely cafe in Moscova, not far from Garibaldi train station, so don't worry if it rains, we'll be staying inside. For the exact location just rsvp on the event page and I'll send you all the details🙂💬

Before you decide to attend the event, there are a few things you should bear in mind:

✋If English is the language you want to practise, please try to speak it as much as you can, same thing if you want to learn Italian. If you're struggling, we'll help you and of course you can check on the internet if you don't know the meaning of a word. We're here to support each other, learn and have a good time!

🛑The 2 no-show rule: if you rsvp to confirm you're attending and on the day of the event you haven't let us know you're cancelling, if this happens 2 times, you'll be removed from the group.

If you see that an event is full already, you can always rsvp on the event page to join the waiting list, if someone cancels, you might get in:)

Although the event is free, donations are very welcome to cover Meetup running costs (while Meetup is free for the members, organisers pay a monthly fee to manage the groups). If you wish to donate, there will be a sign on the table with a QR code to scan with your phone or, if you prefer, a container where you can put your spare change (2€ per person is more than enough), thank you for understanding!