Join the SKYPE EVENT and practise your English Conversation Skills!

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Join the Skype call so we can chat together in English. 

Topics will include: Traveling, life in different countries, hobbies, movies, books and other favourite past times.

Completely FREE. 

Have fun and practise your English conversation skills.


To participate: add me on Skype and I will give you a call /include you in the conference call when the event starts.

My Skype username is: englishwithjasmina

Event time: Wednesday, 15th November from 8pm to 9 pm 


 More info : here

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