Guided Language Exchange - Only for Serious Learner

When I went to language exchanges in Barcelona, I always left frustrated.

A lot of people were there more to socialize or flirt than to actually learn. The bar was too loud. I had to shout to be heard. People stayed in closed groups I couldn't join. And after two hours, I had only practiced the language I wanted to learn at a surface level.

I didn't need another night out. I needed to actually get better in the language.

So I made the format I wanted:

1. No bar. We go for a walk or we're in a garden. Somewhere quiet, where you can hear the person next to you.
2. One language. You sign up for your language and your level. Everyone around you is learning the same thing.
3. In pairs. You get a partner and we change every 15 minutes. No closed groups. Everyone talks the whole time.
4. With a guide. We give you a topic for each part of the walk. Something real to talk about — not "where are you from?" again.
5. You leave with your corrections. During the walk, you'll use tools that correct what you couldn't say, so you can review it later. You go home with a real practice session you can read back and learn from.

This is not a party. It's for people who are serious about learning and tired of noisy bars. If you're here to learn, you'll fit right in - if you're not, this probably isn't for you.

Logistics:
- We'll do the event in one of the most iconic park of Barcelona: Jardins del Turó del Putxet
- The meetup point is 11 Carrer de Marmellà, close to Vallcarca metro station.
- Wear comfortable shoes for a short walk

When I went to language exchanges in Barcelona, I always left frustrated.

A lot of people were there more to socialize or flirt than to actually learn. The bar was too loud. I had to shout to be heard. People stayed in closed groups I couldn't join. And after two hours, I had only practiced the language I wanted to learn at a surface level.

I didn't need another night out. I needed to actually get better in the language.

So I made the format I wanted:

1. No bar. We go for a walk or we're in a garden. Somewhere quiet, where you can hear the person next to you.
2. One language. You sign up for your language and your level. Everyone around you is learning the same thing.
3. In pairs. You get a partner and we change every 15 minutes. No closed groups. Everyone talks the whole time.
4. With a guide. We give you a topic for each part of the walk. Something real to talk about — not "where are you from?" again.
5. You leave with your corrections. During the walk, you'll use tools that correct what you couldn't say, so you can review it later. You go home with a real practice session you can read back and learn from.

This is not a party. It's for people who are serious about learning and tired of noisy bars. If you're here to learn, you'll fit right in - if you're not, this probably isn't for you.

Logistics:
- We'll do the event in one of the most iconic park of Barcelona: Jardins del Turó del Putxet
- The meetup point is 11 Carrer de Marmellà, close to Vallcarca metro station.
- Wear comfortable shoes for a short walk

When I went to language exchanges in Barcelona, I always left frustrated.

A lot of people were there more to socialize or flirt than to actually learn. The bar was too loud. I had to shout to be heard. People stayed in closed groups I couldn't join. And after two hours, I had only practiced the language I wanted to learn at a surface level.

I didn't need another night out. I needed to actually get better in the language.

So I made the format I wanted:

1. No bar. We go for a walk or we're in a garden. Somewhere quiet, where you can hear the person next to you.
2. One language. You sign up for your language and your level. Everyone around you is learning the same thing.
3. In pairs. You get a partner and we change every 15 minutes. No closed groups. Everyone talks the whole time.
4. With a guide. We give you a topic for each part of the walk. Something real to talk about — not "where are you from?" again.
5. You leave with your corrections. During the walk, you'll use tools that correct what you couldn't say, so you can review it later. You go home with a real practice session you can read back and learn from.

This is not a party. It's for people who are serious about learning and tired of noisy bars. If you're here to learn, you'll fit right in - if you're not, this probably isn't for you.

Logistics:
- We'll do the event in one of the most iconic park of Barcelona: Jardins del Turó del Putxet
- The meetup point is 11 Carrer de Marmellà, close to Vallcarca metro station.
- Wear comfortable shoes for a short walk

When I went to language exchanges in Barcelona, I always left frustrated.

A lot of people were there more to socialize or flirt than to actually learn. The bar was too loud. I had to shout to be heard. People stayed in closed groups I couldn't join. And after two hours, I had only practiced the language I wanted to learn at a surface level.

I didn't need another night out. I needed to actually get better in the language.

So I made the format I wanted:

1. No bar. We go for a walk or we're in a garden. Somewhere quiet, where you can hear the person next to you.
2. One language. You sign up for your language and your level. Everyone around you is learning the same thing.
3. In pairs. You get a partner and we change every 15 minutes. No closed groups. Everyone talks the whole time.
4. With a guide. We give you a topic for each part of the walk. Something real to talk about — not "where are you from?" again.
5. You leave with your corrections. During the walk, you'll use tools that correct what you couldn't say, so you can review it later. You go home with a real practice session you can read back and learn from.

This is not a party. It's for people who are serious about learning and tired of noisy bars. If you're here to learn, you'll fit right in - if you're not, this probably isn't for you.

Logistics:
- We'll do the event in one of the most iconic park of Barcelona: Jardins del Turó del Putxet
- The meetup point is 11 Carrer de Marmellà, close to Vallcarca metro station.
- Wear comfortable shoes for a short walk