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The Cross-language Editing and Learning Exchange is based on the idea of language exchanges. In short, it helps you find a partner who speaks the language you are learning, and is learning the language that you speak. Together, you can help each other learn while contributing to Wikipedia.
To participate, first write a draft of an article in the language you are learning. Of course, you should make sure that the article does not already exist, or, if it does exist, that you are improving it! When you have finished the draft, post a link to it on the appropriate language page. For instance, if you speak Japanese and are learning English, click on the tab marked "Japanese" and post the link under the "In English" heading. Then, an editor who speaks English and is learning Japanese will edit the draft and give you helpful language tips. In return, the editor may ask you to edit an article he or she wrote in Japanese.