Launched two months ago, the social network for language exchange PolyglotParty.com, now hosts a thousand members. In order to internationally expand, PolyglotParty now allows its members to organize polyglot (multilingual) events and meeting in their own city.The events, previously limited to Parisians, may now flourish all around the world through the contribution of members who can organize their own events using the PolyglotParty.com platform.An interface has been designed to allow community members to find just the right event plan that fits their needs:

• One to One : One on one exchanges with partners that speak different native languages.
• Be My Guest : Organize a cosmopolitan dinner at home, or house travelers for the weekend.
• Cultural Event : Attend exhibitions, films, plays or concerts, and share your views!
• Babel Bar : Meet people in a bar over a beer or cocktail. No need to build a tower to become multilingual!
• Outdoor Event : Profit from great weather and take the Polyglot events outside! A picnic, match of soccer, pétanque or paintball… Crazy ideas are always welcome!
• Polyglot Club : Unwind on the dance floor, and learn Spanish while dancing the Salsa!
• Polyglot Trotters : Find a travel companion and go on an adventure for the weekend, a week, or a year- Polyglot trotter is the ideal solution!

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What is the difference between PolyglotPARTY and PolyglotCLUB ?

First of all we are NOT the PolyglotClub and they are NOT our competitors, we are not doing the same thing although the goal is essentially similar: Helping people practice foreign languages. PolyglotClub is doing meetings in the same public bars or Polyglot Cafés every day in Paris.

PolyglotParty, on the other hand, is throwing one big Polyglot Party every month in bars or private clubs that can fit up to 200 people, so foreigners can meet French people, make friends, visit some new places in Paris, practice language and… dance!

For us PolyglotParty and PolyglotClub are complementary services that both assist in their own way to the social practicing of new languages!

The Facebook of languages is the name we were granted by Techcrunch, in a very good article by Julian Mechin.
The leading magazine of web and technology thought the title is well deserved since:

- Just like Facebook, PolyglotParty is a social network.
- Just like Facebook, PolyglotParty is 100% free.
- Just like Facebook, the business model is based on (PolyglotParty) advertising.
- Just like Facebook, the richness of the service depends on its members
- Just like Facebook, you can find PolyglotParty groups, events, a wall, the opportunity to indicate what you like on just about everything!

So why did we create PolyglotParty?

We found that on Facebook we find our friends (even if we did meet only once…), our family and now our professional circle (which is why we created the privacy settings).
Facebook is less oftenly used to meet new people because it holds no specific common purpose; which is where Polyglotparty.com comes in…
For anyone interested in learning, improving, or practicing languages,the social encounter is the basis of any cultural exchange- which is an essential part of learning a language.
Many people seek that element, and so in order to meet this need we have created the polyglotparty.com free social network.

Register on PolyglotParty.com now, to practice a language, meet and interact with people of different cultures.