Language exchange in Dublin.
Practise English, or the language you are learning, in person with someone across town rather than a time zone away. Join the Dublin waitlist today.
How it works in Dublin.
Dublin runs on conversation. TaalMeet turns it into a language exchange with someone who lives nearby.
Pick your languages
Tell us what you speak and what you want to learn. English, Portuguese, Polish, Irish or any of 130+ languages.
See who is nearby
When Dublin opens, the map will show people in Stoneybatter, Rathmines, Smithfield or the Docklands, so a partner is a short walk or a Luas stop away.
Meet for 30 minutes
Grab a coffee, give each language fifteen minutes and see how it goes. Real conversation in half an hour, then back to your day.
Good chats, in every accent.
Dublin brings together English language students, people working in tech and hospitality, Trinity and UCD students and locals who want to brush up the Spanish or Portuguese they started at school. TaalMeet is built to match them for friendly, in person practice, not dating.
Nearby cities.
Dublin is a short flight from London and the continent. See where TaalMeet is live and which cities are coming next.
Language exchange in Dublin: 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 Dublin opens.
Pick a public place that is easy to reach. The Central Library in the ILAC Centre, Pearse Street Library, the cafés around Grafton Street and Portobello, a stroll through St Stephen's Green, or the quays by Grand Canal Dock all work well.
Yes. TaalMeet is free on iPhone and Android and there is no subscription. Joining the Dublin waitlist is free too.
Yes. Irish is one of the languages you can add to your profile, whether you want to revive your school Irish or offer it to someone curious. Once Dublin opens, you can look for a partner who wants to swap it for another language.