Date & time
4 hoursMon, Jul 6 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Host
Price
Free to join
Date & time
4 hoursMon, Jul 6 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Hosted by
Host
Price
Free to join
Date & time
4 hoursMon, Jul 6 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Hosted by
Host
Price
Free to join
A Monday night for new words, new friends, and one more round.
Not a class. Not a networking mixer with name tags and awkward small talk. This is a relaxed Taipei language exchange built around the easiest icebreaker there is: games.
Come solo, bring a friend, or arrive with the brave intention to practice a language you only half-remember. You’ll meet international guests, local Taipei regulars, and people who are just here to laugh their way through a board game explanation in three languages.
A casual social night in B1 on Yitong Street, with conversation flowing between English, Mandarin, Japanese, and whatever else shows up at the table. The venue has around 500 board games, so there is always something to learn, mispronounce, negotiate, bluff, or celebrate.
No perfect grammar required. A smile, a little curiosity, and a willingness to say “wait, how do you play this?” are more than enough.
Date & time
4 hoursMon, Jul 6 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Hosted by
Host
Price
Free to join
A Monday night for new words, new friends, and one more round.
Not a class. Not a networking mixer with name tags and awkward small talk. This is a relaxed Taipei language exchange built around the easiest icebreaker there is: games.
Come solo, bring a friend, or arrive with the brave intention to practice a language you only half-remember. You’ll meet international guests, local Taipei regulars, and people who are just here to laugh their way through a board game explanation in three languages.
A casual social night in B1 on Yitong Street, with conversation flowing between English, Mandarin, Japanese, and whatever else shows up at the table. The venue has around 500 board games, so there is always something to learn, mispronounce, negotiate, bluff, or celebrate.
No perfect grammar required. A smile, a little curiosity, and a willingness to say “wait, how do you play this?” are more than enough.