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ABC Language Exchange works with the top companies, schools and organizations in New York City . Below is a listing of just some of our clients including celebrities and noteworthy people who have chosen us: 
Noteworthy Clients:
Uma Thurman, Japanese (for role in Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill")
Willem DaFoe, Italian
Olympia Dukakis, Italian
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, German (present to guest)
Martin Scorsese Productions, Cantonese (for the "The Departed")
Morgan Spurlock, Pashto, Urdu & Tajik (for next documentary)
America's Next Top Model, French (for 1st series when models were sent to Paris, France )
Rocco Dispirito, Italian (restauranteur of the show "The Restaurant")
Annie Parisse, Spanish
Carol Kane, American Sign Language
Richard Bernstein, ESL (from band Rammstein)
Qian Yi and other stars from "The Peony Pavilion", ESL (for Lincoln Center
performance)
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Elizabeth Lunney, Co-Founder
of ABC Language Exchange, is fluent in French, Italian,
German and Spanish and is currently learning Arabic.
She has taught French, German, Italian and ESL for more
than a decade. Ms. Lunney has lived and studied in France,
Italy and the UK. She also lived in Berlin, Germany
for two years where she worked for the Treuhandanstalt.
Ms. Lunney holds a Mastes Degree in International Relations
from Boston University. Ms. Lunney is frequently asked
to share her knowledge of languages by the media. Click
here to view Elizabeth on a segment of the PBS show
Real Simple. (Windows Media 10mb, 6min). In her free
time, Ms. Lunney loves to travel and is a bit of an
old film and pop-culture buff. She is also an
avid runner and loves to take a jog near her parents'
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Rachel Meyer is Co-Founder of ABC Language Exchange. Ms. Meyer's experience in language learning and training spans over fifteen years. She has taught and directed programs in English, Chinese and Spanish for private schools and language schools here and abroad. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Chinese studies from Smith College. Ms. Meyer lived in Taiwan for three years where she taught English and furthered her Chinese studies on a graduate level. In 1998 Ms. Meyer spent time acting in a popular Chinese television show called "Adventures in New York" shown on mainland Chinese national television. She was elected and served on the board of the Chinese Teacher's Association of Greater New York from 2002-2004. Ms. Meyer has written articles on language learning for various publications and has been featured in the New York Times, New York Magazine, Crain's of New York and The Daily News, among other publications. Although she has an affinity for Asian culture, you will never get her to sing Karaoke. |
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ABC Language Exchange is an active member in the
following organizations:
- ACTFL - American Council on the Teaching
of Foreign Languages
- TOEFL - Teachers of English to Speakers
of Other Languages
- NNELL - National Network for Early
Language Learning
- Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
- CLTA-GNY - Chinese Language Teachers
Association of Greater NY
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