Expat Natives

Making creative use of expat native speakers
is now well established as a major gamechanger

Your teenager has learned Russian in school.
Now he wants to become really fluent.
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But, let's face it, now is not really a good time
​to go to Russia. What other options are there?

Your daughter studies Mandarin as a third language.
​She's talented and keen to make good use of it.
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You may not want to send a sixteen-year old to China.
Not yet. But she wants the opportunity to practice.

You are a linguist by profession and a poet by passion.
You long to read and understand Rumi and Ferdowsi.
Preferably in the original.

Where do you find a kindred soul who speaks
​Farsi and shares your love of medieval poetry?

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Here's the Global Natives' solution:
​The one and only expat native speakers' hub.

We cherish, cultivate and expand our relationships with
​thousands of expat communities worldwide. ​

The great majority of expatriates, whether they are first generation or the descendants of immigrants, appreciate local partnerships with people to share their interests and exchange their haves and wants. The days when the people of China Town would only mingle amongst themselves are nothing but a memory today!

Visit the blog and learn more!

Global Expat Natives are an amazing source for language opportunities, skills and knowledge.
And their wonderful world of culinary delights, music and literature is very likely nearer than you might think.
​Expat families from China, Japan, Russia, Iran and many other nations add tremendous value to our community.
Interest in the vast variety of Arabic dialects and languages has doubled annually and can be met too.

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