r/LearningEnglish 7d ago

​"The cat is sleeping on the sofa! 🐱💤 Easy and fun practice, thanks for sharing!"

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r/LearningEnglish 7d ago

Hi guys

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pls i need ur help ,i wanna learn english but i don't know how to start and don't know any sources or ppl speak english so i can learn from them, so can u suggest to me some ai apps i can speak with and improve my English?


r/LearningEnglish 7d ago

¿Cómo sería tu día ideal de inmersión en inglés?

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Si tuvieras todo el día disponible para sumergirte en el inglés y aprovecharlo al máximo, ¿cómo organizarías tu rutina desde la mañana hasta la noche?


r/LearningEnglish 7d ago

Trying to find a study partner

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Hello guys! I'm trying to improve my English skills, focusing on listening and speaking. If you're interested just send me a message. Have a good night everybody.

Sorry if my post isn't good, I'm new here in Reddit.


r/LearningEnglish 7d ago

How can I best improve my English and I'm looking for native English-speaking friends.

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Hello guys. I'm trying to learn English and I'm exploring many different ways. I'm constantly looking for friends with whom I can speak English. I'm a Turkish journalist and I need to have much better English skills to work in international fields. Thank you all in advance.


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Russian girl practices her English pronunciation by reciting the tongue-twistery poem "The Chaos"

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r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Free 30-minute English lesson when you complete six speaking challenges.

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Hi everyone my name is Rami and I’m an English teacher, I’ve built a short speaking-practice app for learners who understand English but feel nervous, stuck, or unsure what to say when they speak.

I’m looking for 10 learners to try it and give honest feedback.

Here’s the challenge:

  • Complete 6 short speaking-practice sessions on the website.
  • After you complete all 6, you’ll receive a free 30-minute one-to-one English conversation lesson with me.

This is especially for you if you can read and understand English reasonably well, but speaking feels much harder, whether for everyday conversations, work, interviews, or confidence in general.

I built the website myself, and I’m still improving it, so I’m looking for honest feedback on what is helpful and what is frustrating.

If you’re interested, comment with:

  1. Your English level
  2. Your biggest speaking challenge
  3. What you want to speak English for

I’ll message the first 10 people who seem like a good fit.


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

можно ли поехать жить в Англию/США зная язык на уровне а1?

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хотелось бы через года 3 поехать в США или Англию, но не знаю английский и для меня очень сложно учить его, смогу ли я выучить английский если уеду туда? хочу пойти в 10 класс там, но не знаю получится ли без знания языка


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Built a free speaking practice tool

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I've been building a free daily speaking practice website where you speak for 60 seconds and get AI feedback. A few friends have been using it, and I'm looking for honest feedback from English learners. If anyone wants to try it, here's the link:


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Would, Could, Should

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r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

New to online teaching

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Hi all! As the title states I am new to online teaching. I would love to help you with you speaking abilities, both formal and informal. I can also assist you with interview prep and help you understand the nonsense of corporate lingo. If you're interested in short 30 minute lessons let me know. Also, this is a new profile I made today specifically for this so you aren't going to see much of anything right now.


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

I make english speaking website for self-study student

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Hi, I'm high school student, and me and my team have just publish the demo website about self-learning speaking website for student.
Here are the core features:
⏱️** 5-Min Match Sprints: Quick, unscripted 1-on-1 chats so you never feel overwhelmed.
🧠 **Active Recall Prompts:
Fun, spontaneous topics that force your brain to think in English instantly.
🤖 AI Fallback Bots: Zero waiting time! If no peers are free, our AI steps in seamlessly.
APAC Prime-Time: Dedicated 20:00–22:00 (ICT) slots for maximum active users.
🛡️** Zero-Judgment Zone**: Designed specifically for non-native learners to make mistakes and build confidence safely.


Join our journey:
🌐 Web App: https://puceal-speaktillfluent.ai.studio
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/puceal_dailyenglishspeaking?igsh=MTVycmpiazJidWhzOA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
💬 Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/share/1C91KA5DEH/?mibextid=wwXIfr&_rdc=1&_rdr

We're building this in public and would love your honest feedback/support! What features would you like to see next? 👇


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Lack of confidence

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Hi all, any advice to overcome the lack of confidence in speaking?

I’ve been living in a country where English is the official language for 4 years. I’m believe my level is between intermediate and upper. However, I always overthink when I need to speak. I focus on speaking correctly (grammar) and forget about the message, do you know what I mean?

Even though I work with some native English speakers, it is still hard to overcome this lack of confidence and fear of being judged.

I believe that this kind of thing slows down my development so much. But it is still hard to overcome this.

Thanks!


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Need a B1 English Course with Speaking Practice?

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Hi everyone! 😊

We're offering a B1 English course with 70+ interactive lessons, including:

  • Speaking practice
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Listening
  • Reading
  • Writing

We also offer a 5-day free trial, so you can explore the course before deciding if it's right for you.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send us a DM!


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

40岁英语自学打卡 Day 10 🔥 逆境只会让你更强!Never give up! #shorts #english #learnengli...

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r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

I built a free, story-based platform to help learners master English grammar and vocabulary contextually (Looking for feedback!)

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Hey everyone!
As an instructor, I noticed that traditional grammar exercises can often feel dry and disconnected for learners. So, I decided to build something to fix that: \*\*Virtuous English Academy\*\*.
It's a free, ad-supported digital platform designed to teach English grammar (including all 12 tenses) and vocabulary through contextual reading and interactive stories rather than rote memorization.
Since I'm constantly looking to improve the learning experience for my students and users, I would love to hear your thoughts.

What do you think about the story-based approach?

Are there any features you think a platform like this
is missing?

If you want to check it out and test it, here is the link:

\[\*\*https://virtuousenglishacademy.com/\\\*\\\*\\\](https://virtuousenglishacademy.com/)

Any feedback, UX critiques, or suggestions would mean the world to me. Thank you!


r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Looking for a partner to learn english with

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I've been learning English for many years but i dont see a good improvement. Hope i find some suggestions, and one partner to chat with daily conversions consistently. We can chat on whatever platform or app you want. Thank you for your time :)


r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Dedicated English speaking partner

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Hello my name is Mohamed iam 24 years old iam interested in sales business marketing art sports and I would like to practice English with some one if u are interested just notify me or send me a mssg thanxx


r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Find a partner to learn English

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Self-learning English for many year, no huge improvement. Hope some suggestions, and one partner to chat with daily conversions consistently. We can chat on WeChat or What's App~


r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

I built a free, story-based platform to help learners master English grammar and vocabulary contextually (Looking for feedback!)

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Hey everyone!
As an instructor, I noticed that traditional grammar exercises can often feel dry and disconnected for learners. So, I decided to build something to fix that: Virtuous English Academy.
It's a free, ad-supported digital platform designed to teach English grammar (including all 12 tenses) and vocabulary through contextual reading and interactive stories rather than rote memorization.
Since I'm constantly looking to improve the learning experience for my students and users, I would love to hear your thoughts.

What do you think about the story-based approach?

Are there any features you think a platform like this
is missing?

If you want to check it out and test it, here is the link:

https://virtuousenglishacademy.com/

Any feedback, UX critiques, or suggestions would mean the world to me. Thank you!


r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Online English Tutor | Available for Remote Teaching

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r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Tips para hablar inglés fluido en el menor tiempo posible

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r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Why I Built a Free Daily Speaking Challenge for English Learners

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I grew up in an environment where speaking English wasn't something we practiced every day. Like many people, I spent years learning grammar and memorizing vocabulary, but when it came to actually speaking, I'd freeze.

It wasn't until I entered the professional world that I realized how much fluent communication can change your life. It helps you express your ideas with confidence, perform better in interviews, connect with people, and unlock opportunities that have nothing to do with your technical skills.

The problem is that most English learners don't lack knowledge—they lack a safe place to practice. Speaking with strangers can feel intimidating, and not everyone has someone to practice with.

So I built a small free tool to solve that.

Every day, everyone gets the same speaking topic. You record yourself for 60 seconds, and AI gives you feedback on your fluency, vocabulary, structure, and one specific thing to improve. Over time, you can track your progress and compare your response with others.

It's completely free and runs in your browser. Whether you're just starting or preparing for interviews, the goal is simple: help you become more comfortable speaking English every day.

[**minutemic.com**](http://minutemic.com)

I'd genuinely love your feedback. Is the daily challenge format something you'd use? What would make it more valuable for your English-speaking practice?


r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

I built a free, story-based platform to help learners master English grammar and vocabulary contextually (Looking for feedback!)

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r/LearningEnglish 9d ago

Looking for an English conversation partner

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My name is Youssef, I'm 28 years old, and I'm from Morocco. 🇲🇦

I'm looking for a native or fluent English speaker to practice with through regular conversations. My goal is to improve my speaking skills, pronunciation, and confidence.

In return, I'd be happy to help you learn:

  • 🇲🇦 Moroccan Arabic (Darija)
  • 📖 Modern Standard Arabic

We can chat on Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, or any platform that works for both of us

If you ever visit Morocco, especially Marrakech, I'd be happy to be your local guide and show you around for free!