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: saengerin (saengerin) wrote in linguaphiles,
2008-04-20 13:20:00

saengerin
saengerin
linguaphiles
2008-04-20 13:20:00

Mood: awake

Willing to PAY.

Hi everyone, new community member here.

I'm looking for someone intimately familiar with the Auvergnat (both Haute and Basse) dialect who can be enticed with money or cookies to provide me with long distance diction coaching.

If you can help me or know someone who can.....*waves money about*.

Travel is also a possibility as I will be spending a fair amount of time in Paris this year.

Did I mention money?

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