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Lexody is all about putting you in touch with people who want to learn your native language.
Lexody is all about putting you in touch with people who want to learn your native language.
Benjamin Kulakofsky
Reporter
There are 6,909 languages spoken around the world; 800 of them can be found in New York City. So it should come as a surprise that Bushwick resident Walsh Costigan had difficulty finding programs to help her maintain and improve her French conversation skills.
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