Bilingual Chat Time set for Library


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Those looking for an informal way to practice English or Spanish will have a new outlet in Yakima starting Tuesday: the downtown library.

The library, at 102 N. Third St., will offer Bilingual Chat Time from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays until the end of July. The first half-hour will consist of Spanish conversation, and the second half-hour will be English conversation.

Topics will be determined by the participants and all are welcome.

 

 



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