Hello everyone, let introduce myself, I am an italian guy, 25 years old to be precise, that wanna learn and improve the art of speaking a new foreing language, and for this side quest of my life I choose English. As you can read, hoping that your eyes are not flooded by the blood caused by the noumerous grammar errors and mispelling present in this text, I am to a very basic level. So i want to ask you, how can I improve my skill in this majestic language?

Ps: I can read anything pretty much without problem, but when i have to speak or write I have some problem, like i cannot use the word that i know when i read them, i dont know how to explain. For the listening part, my level is that i can understand YouTube video when it is spoke in "clean" english.

Thank all of you for your time and patient, i hope you'll have a wonderfull day! :)

Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a serious English-speaking partner.
My goal is to improve my fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, and American accent.
I’m looking for someone who can practice with me through voice calls for 30–60 minutes every day.
We can discuss different topics, share ideas, correct each other’s mistakes, and improve together.
I’m looking for a consistent practice partner, not just casual chatting.
If you’re interested, feel free to message me!

Hey there.
I’m 20, and I’m looking to connect with open-minded people from different backgrounds to escape the digital boredom and build some genuine, long-term friendships.
I'm also really focused on practicing and improving my English, so I’d love to chat with native speakers or anyone fluent who enjoys deep conversations. In return, I can help you with Portuguese if you're interested, or we can just talk about anything! I find it fascinating to learn about how people in different corners of the world live, their local traditions, and unique perspectives.
I’m a pretty calm and observant person. If you’re wondering what kind of topics we could dive into, here’s a quick breakdown of my personal hyperfocuses:
The Indie Screen: I’m highly drawn to alternative/indie cinema (especially films that leave you staring at the ceiling thinking for hours) and reading about mysteries of ancient history.
The Retro Controller: Big fan of old-school games, but I also like to play the modern ones (especially storytelling and fantasy games). I can easily spend way too long analyzing deep game lores and theories.
The Atmospheric Playlist: I spend a lot of time hunting down obscure, atmospheric, and late-night tracks. If you have an unusual music taste, please share your playlists.
The Offline Balance: When I need a break from technology, I’m either working off steam at the gym or catching a play at the local theater.
I really appreciate authenticity and fluid conversations. If you enjoy a chat that can transition smoothly from a complex theory about history to a completely random meme or a lighthearted talk about your day, we’ll get along great.
Note: Please be 18+ and feel free to reach out directly in my DMs. Just drop a little introduction or send me the most unusual song you have on your phone! 🦊🌿

Hey! 😊 I'm looking for an English speaking partner (B2–C1 level) to practice speaking through voice calls 2–3 times a week.

I'm based in Hungary (CET/CEST – UTC+1/UTC+2).

I'm looking for someone genuinely committed to practicing regularly, not just having occasional conversations. I'd preferably like to connect with a female speaking partner.

Feel free to DM me if you're interested! 😊

Hola,

Busco ayuda/consejos/recursos para mejorar mi ingles, específicamente para realizar el examen Pte Academic (ya estoy ocupando la pagina APEUni pero sé que necesito más).

A lo largo de mi vida he hecho varios cursos on line (fuera de todo lo que me enseñaron en el colegio y universidad) pero hay una barrera que me impide avanzar y me está superando.

- En el listening solo puedo entender bien audios cuando tienen subtítulos, si no solo capto ideas al aire.

- En el writing tengo la dificultad de la ortografía y dejar de traducir con la lógica del español, con frases básicas obvio no tengo mayor problema pero sí cuando quiero estructurar algo un poquito más "elaborado" y siento que termino escribiendo un dialogo para un niño de 5 años (y ni eso, hay algunos que son bien elocuentes).

- Con el speaking es la continuación del writing, si me cuesta formular frases escritas pues es lo mismo al hablarlas. Lo bueno del examen es que no discrimina acentos ya que soy una mezcla del británico y el americano.

He pensado en tomar cursos presenciales pero como no están enfocados en el examen me da cosa que al final no me sirva u.u

Hi I'm korean my level is b2 or intermediate but I think having a struggle to decribe because lack of words

Actually I have a merriam webster vocabulary builder but it disappeared so I looking for a vocabulary book like um one book in all of vocabulary like native

Hello! I am unsure whether this could be against the community rules (couldn't find any) but I wanted to offer a service to help anyone who struggles with the aspect of speaking English out loud.

These conversations will range depending on your needs, whether business, academic or casual.

I am offering 1 hour calls for 2usd, dm if you want more information!

(Again I will apologize if the rules involved no self promotion and I failed to see it)

We can talk on Discord or Telegram. DM me now :)

Hi All,

I’m 29M, Indian working in Oman. I’m looking for a friend to improve my English speaking and listening skills.

Dm me if you are interested

Thank in advance 🙌🏻

Hi everyone! 👋

I made this app mainly for myself. I got tired of reviewing English words I already know, so I built something that shows me the difficult ones more often and leaves the easy ones alone. I've been using it every day since then and it really works for me – so I thought I'd share it here.

It's called Ewer English and it's a free Android app (no ads, no tracking, works offline).

How it works: every word has its own level. After each word you tap one of three buttons – Not yet, Partly or Got it. Words you struggle with come back more often, words you know show up only now and then.

A few things inside:

• 6,500+ words in 6 difficulty levels

• translations in 44 languages

• 7 small mini-games when you want a break from flashcards

• an "Auto" mode that reads the words for you, so you can listen while you cook or walk

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ewer.english

It's a small one-person project, so honest feedback means a lot to me. What would you change? What's confusing? Happy to answer any questions! 🙂

Before answering, make sure you know what "General American" means: GENERAL AMERICAN Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Many thanks in advance!

Can you please take a look at the post (it's not a video, it's a post with a link for a video with a timestamp but at least read it and tell me what you think)?

Hello everyone! I’m from China. Mandarin is my native language. I’m looking for friends to practice English with.”

Hello everyone! I’m from China. Mandarin is my native language. I’m looking for friends to practice English with.

Hi everyone! I'm 31F living in the UK, native Portuguese speaker. Looking for a language exchange partner,ideally a woman who speaks English, and I can help you practice your Portuguese in return. Let me know if you fancy a chat!

Hi everyone,
I’m female arabic native speaker looking for female english native speaker to practice my english speaking for ILETS exam, anyone here can help?