Language exchange in Berlin.
Swap German for English, Turkish or whatever you speak, over a coffee in your own Kiez. TaalMeet is on its way to Berlin, so join the waitlist now.
How it works in Berlin.
A Sprachtandem works best when you actually meet. Here is how it will work once Berlin opens.
Pick your languages
Choose the language you speak and the one you want to practise. German and English, Turkish and German, or any of 130+ languages.
See who is nearby
The map shows people close to you, so a partner in Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Mitte or Prenzlauer Berg is a short walk or U-Bahn ride away.
Meet for 30 minutes
Agree on a café in your Kiez or a walk along the Landwehrkanal. Spend half the time in German and half in the other language.
Every Kiez has its own accent.
Berlin is a city of newcomers and Berliners who were once newcomers themselves. Tandem partners here tend to meet at a Späti bench, on the grass at Tempelhofer Feld or along the Spree. TaalMeet wants to make that easier by showing who is nearby instead of a global feed.
Nearby cities.
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Language exchange in Berlin: questions.
Not yet. TaalMeet started in The Hague and opens city by city, in the order the waitlists fill up. Download the app and we will tell you when Berlin opens.
Pick somewhere public and easy to reach. The Amerika-Gedenkbibliothek in Kreuzberg, the cafés around Kottbusser Tor or Kollwitzplatz, a walk along the Landwehrkanal or an afternoon at Tempelhofer Feld all work well.
Yes. TaalMeet is free, with no subscription. You can download it today and join the Berlin waitlist at no cost.
Yes, in the in-person sense. A Sprachtandem is two people teaching each other their languages, and TaalMeet is built for doing that face to face. It is for friendship and practice only, never dating.