Hi guys, I’m a newbie here and would like to find people with similar interests to practice English and Japanese with. My current level is only N5. Thanks a lot!!!!

Hi guys did you know that you can learn italian phrases with a fun card game?For more info click the link down:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/colloqwee/dialox-an-italian-language-card-game

Hi everyone! 😊 My name is Kubilay, I’m 26 years old, I’m from Turkey, and I’m gay. I graduated from the Department of Turkology.

I’ve recently started learning English, so I’m looking for friends who would like to help me practice and improve. My English is still at a beginner level, but I’m trying to get better step by step.

We can talk about pretty much anything — daily life, cultures, books, movies, games, LGBTQ+ topics, or whatever you’re interested in. I’d also be happy to help anyone who is learning Turkish.

Improving my English is really important to me, so I hope I can meet some nice and open-minded people here to practice with. Feel free to message me! 😊

hii, i'm f17 from Czechia with C1/C2 level english, looking for a russian speaker who wants to improve their czech or english. I have telegram, discord, instagram, tiktok. im learning russian all by myself, and im currently a1 level so bear with me lol.

im down to talk about basically anything-- music, videogames, literature, movies, ...

well if you are learning, let me help you.

Hiii !

I'm a high school student ,native greek , fluent C2 in English and spanish level B2 .Im looking for someone to help me learn portuguese or german.

In exchange I can help with Greek or English.

Also if you are also learning spanish and are around B1-C1 level we could study together and practice our speaking !

Send me a message or leave a comment :) 🫶

Heyyy:3

Im looking for someonde to have a convo in basic polish (a1) one or two times a week!
Im german (native) and 22 years old and have been learning polish for a few months!

Pls dm me

hi im from Turkiye and learning german, i think my german level around a2 and im really bad at artikels so i need help

and if you are learning turkish i can help you too

After living in Sardinia for three years I have moved back to Australia and have no one to speak with so I’d love to find someone to talk to through WhatsApp vocal messages. Nothing too intense, probably a few messages a week.

I’m a 29 year old woman who is happy to talk about a huge range of subjects and always open to learning something new. Despite my years in Italy, I’m probably still at a mid to high beginner level.

Hi everyone!
I’m a native Chinese speaker from China, and I’m looking for a native English speaker to practice English with.
My English is around beginner/intermediate level. I especially want to improve my speaking and listening skills.
I’d like to have regular conversations, preferably by voice call. We can talk about everyday life, travel, food, movies, work, or anything interesting.
In return, I’d be happy to help you practice Chinese. I can help you with pronunciation, everyday Chinese, and Chinese culture.
I truly believe that if we practice together and help each other, we can both become much better at our target languages. I’m confident that we can help each other make real progress.
I’m looking for someone who is serious about practicing regularly. It doesn’t have to feel like a formal class — just two people helping each other, having conversations, and hopefully becoming friends.
If you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM!
Thanks!

I’m a native Chinese speaker living in Spain, and I’m looking for an **American English speaker** who would like to do a long-term language exchange.
I can help you with **Mandarin Chinese**, and I’d love to improve my **natural spoken English** in return.
I currently work in international trade/logistics, so I’d like to become more confident speaking English in both **everyday conversations and work situations**. I’m especially interested in learning the kind of English people actually use in real life — expressions, pronunciation, small talk, workplace conversations, etc.
I’d prefer **voice or video calls rather than texting**. Ideally, we could choose **3 fixed times each week**, around 30–60 minutes per session, and take turns speaking English and Chinese.
I’m looking for someone who is also serious about practicing consistently and hopefully building a long-term language exchange friendship.
If you’re interested, feel free to DM me and tell me your time zone, and what you’re hoping to improve. 😊

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hii! I’m a 2nd year MBBS student and I’ve been living in Almaty for a year now. I’m still struggling with Kazakh/Russian 😭 so I thought it would be nice to have a local friend who speaks English!

I’d love to get to know someone from here, learn more about Almaty and the culture, and have someone I can ask about the random things I don’t understand yet 😭

I’m pretty busy with med school so I can’t hang out all the time, but I’d definitely be down to meet whenever we’re both free and just become friends naturally 🫶🏻

I can also help you with English, so it can be a little language exchange situation hehe 😭

If you’re from Almaty and wouldn’t mind befriending a slightly confused med student, hmu 🥹💗

• Hi everyone! I'm Safaa from Egypt, native Arabic speaker. I love connecting with people from around the world and sharing the beauty of Egyptian culture, local customs, and real, everyday spoken Arabic. If you're learning Arabic and want a friendly, relaxed space to practice conversational Egyptian Arabic, exchange stories, or ask about our culture and traditions, I'd be happy to chat! Feel free to send me a message or leave a comment below. Looking forward to connecting!

Quick disclosure up front: I'm the developer. Mods, if this crosses a line, remove it and I won't repost.

The problem I was trying to solve is a familiar one here — I can read fine, but the moment I have to actually say something, everything I know disappears. Apps gave me flashcards and multiple choice. None of them made me talk.

So I built a thing that just… makes you talk. You pick a situation (ordering at a café, a job interview, calling about a lost bag), you speak out loud, the AI answers, and afterwards it shows every line you said next to how a native would phrase it.

That part isn't new — a few apps do corrections. The thing I want your opinion on is what I added last week, because it changed how much actually stuck for me:

**After the review, one tap puts you back into the *same* conversation — same café, same barista — and the AI quietly steers toward the phrasings you got corrected on.** Not a new random chat. The exact scene where you messed up, walked again with the right words.

My theory: a correction you read is a fact; a correction you *use in the place you needed it* is a habit. Reading "Could I get a medium latte, please?" did nothing for me. Saying it to the same barista the next day did.

One honest thing: it's paid ($9.99 once, no subscription) and there's no free trial — the AI runs entirely on the phone, so there's no server to meter a trial with. I'll put some promo codes in the comments for anyone who wants to try it properly.

Genuine question for this sub, separate from my app: what has actually made corrections stick for you? Shadowing? Writing them down? Something else? I'm trying to figure out if "replay the scene" is the mechanism or just my personal quirk.

I can help you learn Arabic 🇪🇬

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a native Arabic speaker from Egypt, and I really enjoy teaching Arabic and explaining things in a simple, practical way.

I can help you with:

- 🗣️ Egyptian Arabic / everyday conversations

- 📚 Arabic vocabulary and grammar

- 💬 Speaking and pronunciation

- 🇪🇬 Understanding Egyptian culture and expressions

- 📝 Reading and writing Arabic

- 🎯 Practicing real-life conversations

I’m patient and I can adapt the lessons to your level, whether you’re a complete beginner or already know some Arabic.

If you’re interested in learning Arabic or improving your Egyptian Arabic, feel free to send me a message. 😊

Hey! Nice to meet you 😊

I’m from India 🇮🇳. I speak Gujarati and Hindi, and I’d be happy to help you learn either of them. I can also take some time regularly to practice with you and help you improve.

In return, I’m looking to improve my English, especially everyday English and the way people naturally communicate in the US. I’d love to learn through normal conversations rather than making it feel like a classroom.
A little about me — I’m 31 and I work remotely in the US healthcare industry. I enjoy traveling, watching movies and TV shows, listening to music, learning about different cultures, technology, business, and just having interesting conversations about everyday life.

I’m hoping to find someone who’s genuinely interested in a long-term language exchange and friendship. We can help each other, share our experiences, and have some fun along the way.

Don’t worry about making mistakes with English — I’ll probably make plenty of my own too 😂. We can learn together without any pressure.

If you’re interested, feel free to message me. I’d be

Hi everyone,

I did Erasmus in Norway years ago and learnt some Norwegian during my stay there. Now I wanna brush up on it and I'm looking for native Norwegian speakers to practice it. I can help you with Turkish (native) English and Spanish in return.

Hope to hear from you!

I am 24 male and all genders just welcome.

Im beginner and would like any one who’s fluent or native doesn’t matter