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Jon
Zetland
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Mandarin · EnglishJapanese · French
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Recently activeLucas
Bondi · 7.1 km
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French · EnglishMandarin
Founder, ocean swimmer and enthusiastic beginner Mandarin speaker.
SurfingStartupsMusic
Usually free Early mornings
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Recently activeMei
Ultimo · 1.2 km
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Mandarin · EnglishJapanese
UX student, dumpling enthusiast and patient conversation partner.
CafésIndie filmsDesign
Usually free Weeknights
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Recently activeSofía
Chatswood · 8.4 km
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Spanish · EnglishMandarin
New to Sydney and looking for language practice that becomes friendship.
PhotographyHikingFood
Usually free Sundays
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Recently activeAisha
Parramatta · 19 km
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Arabic · EnglishFrench
Book lover who enjoys relaxed conversations and finding new galleries.
BooksMuseumsBaking
Usually free Saturday afternoons
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Recently activeTom
Newtown · 3.8 km
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EnglishJapanese · Spanish
Learning for travel and keen to swap local Sydney recommendations.
Live musicRunningRamen
Usually free Saturday mornings
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