Language exchange in Milan.
Trade English, Spanish or your own language for Italian with someone near you in Milano, over an espresso or an aperitivo. Join the waitlist today.
How it works in Milan.
Milan already has the perfect format for a language swap: the aperitivo. Once the city opens, it takes three steps.
Pick your languages
Tell us what you speak and what you want to learn. Italian and English, Italian and Spanish, or any of 130+ languages.
See who is nearby
Find partners near you in the Navigli, Brera, Isola or Porta Romana, or close to campus at Bocconi or the Politecnico.
Meet for 30 minutes
Meet for an espresso between lectures or an aperitivo after work, and switch languages halfway.
Where to practise in Milan today.
TaalMeet is not open in Milan yet. Until it is, these aperitivo linguistico evenings run every week.
Don't Be Shy! International Aperitivo
A weekly language aperitivo with tables for English, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish. Your ticket includes the aperitivo or a first drink.
Fridays, 19:30, Loreto
Check dates with the organiserPrêt à Parler
Language aperitivi at a bookshop café, with a calendar of upcoming dates on their site.
Wednesdays, 19:00, Garibaldi
Check dates with the organiserBlaBla Milan
A free weekly multi-language exchange in a café near Bocconi. Tips are optional.
Thursday evenings
Check dates with the organiser
These are independent events, not run by TaalMeet. Checked 22 October 2026; times change, so confirm before you go.
Where work and study meet in Italian.
Milan draws students to its universities and professionals to its offices, and many of them want Italian that goes beyond ordering a coffee. TaalMeet is for finding a partner nearby and making it a weekly habit, not a one-off Meetup.
Nearby cities.
Vienna, Paris and Barcelona are within easy reach. See where TaalMeet is live and what opens next.
Language exchange in Milan: 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 Milan opens.
Pick a public, relaxed spot. The Biblioteca Sormani, the bars along the Darsena and the Navigli, the cafés in Brera or Isola, or a walk in Parco Sempione are all easy places for a first meeting.
Yes. TaalMeet is free, with no subscription. You can download it and join the Milan waitlist for free.
That is exactly the idea. Once Milan opens, the map shows people nearby, so you can find a partner close to Bocconi, the Politecnico or wherever you study and meet between classes.