Meet and mingle with fellow German speakers near you! Come to a German Language Meetup to practice speaking, build vocabulary, and learn about German culture. We're a nice bunch of people, both native speakers and those that are still learning, and currently meet every first Wednesday of the month. There's usually between 20 and 30 people at the gatherings, which allows for great in depth conversations (in German as much as possible!) as well as fun chit chat. So come join us soon - all ages and …

Come to our monthly breakfast to make conversation and business contacts. Each month each member will have an opportunity to introduce yourself and your product/service. Several times a year we will invite germane guest speakers to address the group. We are a casual yet professional group of small business entrepreneurs who meet monthly to get to know one another and resultingly grow our revenues through word of mouth contact and learning more about each other's enterprises. The more you know th …

Longing for Germany, Austria, Switzerland,Liechtenstein? Meet and sprechen mit fellow German speakers/students/native speakers! Come to a lively German Language Meetup to chat and build or keep fluency. Our members come from all over the world- at least 15 countries represented. Tell your friends!Willkommen! We meet in the back room of Panera Bread, 2542 Albany Avenue next to Staples at Bishop's Corner, West Hartford on the FIRST and THIRD Thursdays of each month.. It is in the northwest corner …

Interested in meeting with German Speakers in Connecticut? Do you want to speak your native tongue? Are you trying to regain fluency? Are you currently studying the language and need practice putting simple sentences together?   Members should have basic listening and speaking skills that enable them to hold a conversation. Our mix of native and non-native speakers is a great environment to put all levels at ease.  Check out our past meetups and photos to see how much fun we have. Please join us …

This Meetup group was originally founded in 2008 by a handful of German-speaking parents in Astoria. In fall 2012 the group was integrated into the CityKinder network, a community and resources website for German speaking parents in the Tri-State area. Our purpose is to connect German-speaking parents in the New York Metro area who are interested in socializing with other families and teaching their kids German, as well as providing education and support on a variety of topics concerning interna …

Do you want to learn or practice a foreign language and have the opportunity for language exchange? Regular practice is the key! Join us at this well established weekly language exchange meeting organized every Sunday from 4pm to 6pm to brush up on a foreign language or learn some key sentences before traveling abroad. More than 40 members split into smaller practice groups to improve their french, german, english, spanish, portuguese, korean, chinese and many other languages, and you can also h …

Starting in September 2009, we will be holding our Meetups in the Rohrbach Library at Kutztown University. This group is intended for people who are interested in Pennsylvania German, also known as Pennsylvania Dutch, Pennsilfaanisch Deitsch, or simply Deitsch. You need not already be a speaker of the language. Although we all share a common interest in the language and the culture, we are a diverse group, and participants are advised that tolerance of differing belief systems and practices is …

Do you want to practice your English now that you've helped everyone else with their Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese? Meet with other young professionals and students in the Philadelphia area who are also interested in English conversation. We are native English speakers, international students and professionals, people who are new in town, singles, and people who love to travel.  We get together for English conversation, games, and other fun activities. All levels are welcome, …

Monthly meetup to socialize and speak German.

In 2009, I was new to the area and wanted to create a community.  I lived in Germany and speak fairly fluent German. I was no longer using the language professionally and missed the interaction. I decided to form a group of German speakers in the Fair Lawn, Ridgewood and surrounding areas, to meet once every month or so, on a weekday evening. I welcome the opportunity to meet like-minded people, both native and non-native speakers. We do in fact speak German when we meet, so please be prepared.

The "Kaffeklatsch" started years ago as a group of German Speaking moms meeting to speak German and have their children play with other German kids. Over the time the character changed a bit and now we meet once a month on a Friday evening to go out for dinner and once a month on a Wednesday for lunch to meet , chat and discuss the matters of the world ;-) We invite anybody, who is interested in speaking German, in German culture,German life stile or the German Language to join us.

We are friends and alumni of the German Language School Long Island (Deutsche Sprachschule Long Island, www.dssli.org). We are meeting once in a while to have fun, keep contact, and practice German. Share your plan for a field trip or afternoon at the beach with the group. Bring along a friend or family member. Although we welcome and encourage speaking German, we value multilingual conversations, with English likely being the common language.

Are you someone who has studied German, spent time living in or traveling through Germany, Austria or Switzerland, or who has lived and worked in German speaking Europe? Do you find your German ability is slipping away from lack of use? If you are like me, you often wish that you had an opportunity to meet up with others to chat and practice your German. But most importantly, do you like to drink BEER??? Do you crave a a nice Schnitzel or Wurstchen once in a while? I created this group in the ho …

Are you paying somebody to practice your German? Are you seeking a way to keep your language alive efficiently (free) and effectively (in a native setting through practice with others)? If the answer is "Yes", then please come and join our group, sponsored by Serapis Language Schools, LLC (www.proserapis.com) today! Years of experience in the field of language instruction and conversational practice position us very well to host progressive conversational-practice events. We are all about langua …

We are a group of parents interested in passing on the German (Swiss and Austrian) culture and language to our children. The organizer, Barbara Rellstab, is the founder of rellasspielhaus.com and liederundgeschichtennyc.com and dedicated to offering fun activities for German-speaking families and their friends. We are located in Harlem, so our events take place mostly uptown.

A language center in Dobbs Ferry, NY based out of Curious-on-Hudson.com (http://curiousonhudson.com). "The limits of my language means the limits of my world." - Ludwig Wittgenstein Our objective is to promote natural, social and enjoyable methods for gaining proficiency in language and to jumpstart kids on a love for languages through guided, bilingual playgroups. Our initial scope is Spanish and Mandarin but we hope to have French, Italian and more coming up soon. PLEASE ! If you believe you w …

Come to our monthly meetings to make conversation and business contacts. Each month each member will have an opportunity to introduce yourself and your product/service. Several times a year we will invite germane guest speakers to address the group and hold mastermind sessions. We all will be working towards making our business into six to eight figures in the next five years. We also believe in giving back to our communities as well, therefore each quarter we will have a fundraising event or ti …

Calling all Languages! We’re kicking off fun NEW weekend meetups, Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. We hang out, drink coffee, make friends, and practice language skills. In ANY language. English? Korean? Spanish? French? Japanese? Punjabi? Polish? Italian? Russian? Armenian? Greek? Chinese? Croatian? Arabic? French? German? Hindi? Malay? Portuguese? Thai? Turkish? Albanian? Bulgarian? Filipino? Hungarian? Lithuanian? Romanian? Serbian? Slovak? Slovenian? Ukrainian? Vietnamese?   Welcome! No-stress environ …

This is a group for anyone who wants to meet on a regular basis (or even not so regular) & speak German in a friendly & relaxed atmosphere, whether as a native speaker of the language or as someone who just wants to practice & improve their German.

We ( Renate & Maria ) find ourselves challenged to maintain an environment that would encourage our kids to learn the German language and culture. Like many in the area, we live far from family that could provide more frequent interactions in German. Since our partners are English speaking, we'd like to create opportunities for our kids to experience German not only through interacting with us moms but also with others. Hence, we would love to build supporting networks with other mommies (or dad …

We are beginners in the Hungarian language and we want to practice speaking in real time. Advanced or native speakers are welcome to help us out. We will be using Pimsleur Hungarian, units 1 - 16, as a conversational guide. It is only $37.00 on Amazon. Or I'll just give you a copy for free on flash drive. Otherwise you will have to rely on me to provide phonetic transliteration (flash cards) of the dialogue. Let's get started.