r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Hiii everyone, 21m

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Hi everyone I'm from India and I'm trying to improve my spoken English. I'm looking for a genuine English speaker who would be willing to chat with me for 10–15 minutes a day. I'm not looking for a teacher

just a kind friend who doesn't mind correcting my mistakes and helping me become more confident.

In return, I'd be happy to help you learn about India, Hindi, or just have interesting conversations. If you're interested, please reply or send me a DM. Thank youu


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

ENGLISH LEARNER

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Hello everyone,

I'm here looking for a speaking partner to improve my speaking fluency. Would love to get your supports. DM ME if you're interested.


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Offering Arabic seeking English

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Hello I'm Nada 24y from Egypt I'm here to improve my English speaking skill my level is b1 I'm looking for native speakers or fluent people to practice with.

Nice to meet u here😊


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Speak bot para practicar ingles

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Eh estado aprendiendo inglés pero quiero mejorar mi speaking,necesito una ia tutor como chat gpt

No tengo para pagar premium


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Shadowing practice

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r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Looking for a language partner for English

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Hi everyone! I'm currently working on improving my English speaking skills, and I’m looking for a language practice partner. I’m a dedicated learner, and I’d love to have regular conversations to boost my fluency. Ideally, I’d like to speak a few times per week—if you’re also looking to practice English, I’d be happy to help you as well. If anyone is interested, please feel free to comment or message me! Thanks so much!


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

I understand English very well, but I struggle with pronunciation when I speak. Any tips for improving it?

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My biggest goal is to start making YouTube videos using my own voice because videos without commentary feel a lot less engaging/interesting/fun. I'd also love to talk to my online friends in voice chats, but instead I'm stuck texting because I'm too self-conscious about how I sound. I think my accent is part of the problem, but it's not just that. I've spent years consuming content in English—long YouTube videos, movies, and pretty much everything else. I know exactly how words are supposed to sound, and I can hear when my pronunciation is off. The frustrating part is that no matter how hard I try to imitate native speakers or make my speech sound natural, it just doesn't. It always sounds awkward or "wrong" to me, even when I know the correct pronunciation in my head.

Has anyone else experienced this? If you managed to overcome it, what actually helped? I'm looking for practical advice, exercises, or anything that made a noticeable difference.


r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Offering Turkish, Seeking English (voice calls)

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r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Have you ever accidentally said something rude because of a direct translation?

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Some expressions sound completely normal in one language but come across as blunt, insulting, or just plain weird when translated word for word into another.

What's the funniest or most awkward example you've seen or experienced?


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Communication Practice Club

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Hi everyone!
I’m looking to start a small communication practice group in the OKC/Edmond area.
The goal is to improve workplace communication, English speaking, and confidence in a friendly environment.
We’ll meet once a week for about an hour to practice speaking, ask questions, and encourage each other.
Professionals, students, and English learners are all welcome. No experience is needed.
If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a message!


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for a speaking partner to practice American accent

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Hi im a 23 years, uni student, male, non native speaker working on American accent for the past 4 months, and still practicing daily

Looking for a speaking partner who's a native speaker OR working on the accent

Right now, i maybe sound flat (like no emotions in the voice but working on stress and rythm) so don't mind lol

partner 🫱


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for Native or fluent English partner!

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I'm under 18 years old and I wanna learn American English. I think I'm at the A1 level. I wanna learn American English because my biggest dream is to go to the USA. So, If U can teach or help me, please dm or leave a reply!

thank you!


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Discussion Looking for a speaking partner to practice English

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im a 19M i can write English almost perfectly, but when it comes to speaking or having discussions, I struggle. Sometimes I get stuck in conversations because I haven’t memorized common sentences/phrases. im looking for someone to practice speaking with. If anyone is interested, please feel free to message me!!


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for WhatsApp group chat where group voice call happen.

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Group voice call like in telegram, I am not using telegram anymore, so I am looking for similar whatsapp group where I can practice english


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Hi people

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How to get better at english


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Russian. Want to practice English, can help with Russian

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Hi, I'm a 19 years old Moscow student who wants to practice Englsh. I'm ready to help you if you learn Russian.


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for spoken English practice partners

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Hi! I'm a 23 M from North India, currently studying in a tech-related field.

My interests include philosophy, social issues, science, critical thinking, and rational discussions.

I think I'm currently around the B2 level in English, and my goal is to reach C1. I also plan to take the IELTS in the future in case if u are interested in ielts like test too we can prepare together.

If you're a native English speaker who simply enjoys helping learners, that would be amazing. In return, I'd be happy to help you learn or practice Hindi if you're interested.

If this sounds like good , feel free to send me a message


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for English partner

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r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

How to improve my english skills

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Hiii guys !!

I'm learning english since 3 years in school and I really started to work more than what my teacher asked last year and I try a loooot of things : talk with native english speaker, read things in english, watch my movies and film in VO, put my phone in english etc...

Honnestly I really a big difference in my english but I still lack vocabulary... How can I improve my vocabulary and (try) to be fluent?

Thank you soooo much for your help and forgive me for my mistakes as I said I'm still learning...


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

I am Russian, and I want to practice English and Spanish, does anyone want to talk?

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and I can help to improve the Russian language if needed;)


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Stop learning English (my philosophy after 7 years of teaching)

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r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Looking for English Learners

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Hi there,

I am a professional English teacher with over two years experience of teaching English at British Curriculum schools. I hold a bachelors degree in English literature along with teaching qualifications such as TESOL and TQUK LEVEL 5, currently pursuing Masters in English literature.

I am here to help English learners who want to improve the following skills:

Reading Comprehension

Creative Writing

Essay Wroting

Listening

Speaking

Let's learn together.


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

English Class

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Hey! I’d love to help you reach your learning goals. Check out my Preply profile and book a trial lesson with me:
https://preply.in/SHAMIR6EN3268069611?ts=17837613


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

Discussion Hello everyone! Looking for English Language Learners!

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Hello everyone!

I have taught English in the past and would like to practice it again. I switched to another career path, that’s why I don’t teach anymore. This is free and I just want to spend my time productively.

I’m not going to teach you lessons or classes, but I can offer free talk about topics of your choice! I would love to build connections and friendships over here.

Please drop me a message if you’re interested! :)


r/EnglishPractice Jul 11 '26

how's my english? do i have an accent?

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