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Get together to chat in French or Spanish, whether you're a native speaker or have just enough to hold a basic conversation.
Get together to chat in French or Spanish, whether you're a native speaker or have just enough to hold a basic conversation.
About the groups
About the groups
Duxford French Conversation Meet-up is a friendly group of Francophiles from Duxford and surrounding villages that meets once a month to speak in French. The group is free and open to anyone aged 18+ who can hold at least a basic conversation in French. Native and advanced speakers are encouraged to provide help to those at an earlier stage of their language journey. It's a chance to meet new people and enjoy speaking one of the world's loveliest languages!
Would you like to use or improve your Spanish? Register your interest below for joining a new local Spanish conversation meet-up. The group would be free and open to anyone who can hold at least a basic conversation in Spanish. If you’re already fluent or a native speaker – great!
If you'd like to register your interest in joining, please indicate that using the form below. If we get at least 15 sign-ups, we'll set up the group.
When and Where?
When and Where?
All sessions take place in-person at a pub or bar once once a month on a Tuesday evening in the village of Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
All sessions take place in-person at a pub or bar once once a month on a Tuesday evening in the village of Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
Venues are confirmed via WhatsApp group in advance of each meet-up.
Venues are confirmed via WhatsApp group in advance of each meet-up.
Group Etiquette
Group Etiquette
To ensure the group is enjoyable for all, please:
Be kind and respectful in your conversations
Help those with a more basic language level than you
Buy yourself a drink to support the local pub or venue that's providing our meeting space
Interested?
Interested?
Register your interest in joining either or both groups, please take 1 minute to fill in the form below.
FAQs
FAQs
Have questions? Please check out our FAQs page.
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