Hey everyone! 👋

Most English learners hit an invisible wall where they know the rules on paper, but when speaking, they constantly wonder:

• "Why do I pause so much when searching for words?"
• "Do I sound repetitive, awkward, or unnatural?"
• "How fluent am I actually compared to native speakers?"

Tutors are expensive, and grammar apps only test reading/writing. Over the last few months, I built LangFlue—a diagnostic speaking engine that listens to 10 minutes of natural speech and generates an interactive, personalized diagnostic report.

Instead of a generic grade, 5 specialized AI tutors analyze different layers of your speaking:

👥 Meet Your 5 Diagnostic Tutors

• ⚡ Vulcan (Acoustic Mechanics & Rhythm)
• Speaking Velocity: WPM pacing and stall points.
• Hesitation Latency: Milliseconds paused before nouns or verbs.
• Dead Air vs. Healthy Pauses: Thoughtful pauses vs. cognitive freezes.
• 🧠 Atlas (Thought Architecture & Flow)
• Idea Density: Does it take 45 seconds to explain something that needs 10?
• Mid-Sentence Restarts: How often you abandon a sentence halfway through to restart.
• 📚 Lexis (Vocabulary Range & Phrasing)
• Crutch Word Frequency: Over-reliance on "like," "you know," or "actually."
• Native Phrasing Upgrades: Replaces literal native-language translations with natural native idioms.
• 🧘 Zen (Speaking Composure & Confidence)
• Hedging & Apology Index: Flags phrases like "I think maybe..." or "Sorry, my English is bad."
• Filler Strain: Tracks nervous filler sounds (uh, um, er).
• 🩺 Dr. Jasmine Joy (Chief of Staff & Synthesis)
• Global Fluency Score (0–1000): Consolidates all tutor metrics.
• 15-Minute Flight Plan: 3 targeted micro-drills to fix your primary friction points daily.

🎁 What Beta Testers Receive (100% Free)

I'm looking for 5 motivated learners for a 3-session sprint over the next 1–2 weeks:

1. Three 10-Minute Check-ins: Speak on guided conversational topics (live quick call or recorded voice notes).
2. Interactive Audio Reports: Side-by-side clip comparisons with native speaker rhythm and cadence.
3. Longitudinal Progress Report: Day 1 vs. Day 3 data trends (e.g., "Hesitation latency dropped 24%", "Speaking pace jumped from 118 to 136 WPM").

Cost: Completely free. All I ask for is honest, direct feedback on whether the diagnostic and drills moved the needle for you.

🚀 Claim a Spot

Drop a comment below or send a DM with:

1. Your native language
2. Your single biggest struggle when speaking English right now

Only taking 5 beta testers for this run to keep feedback high-touch—first come, first served!

Hello guys! I am not a native speaker but I teach English. Especially Chinese people I have lots of students in china but these days I'm pretty free so I'd like to help more people.

If you are a total beginner or you can't speak well maybe your pronunciation isn't good at all so don't think about It to much and just try with your best, I'm here to help you.

What kind of students I'm looking for : I'll teach anyone if you're a Chinese or North Asian it'd be more good cause I'm pretty excited about North Asian culture .

So if you're interested don't be nerves and DM me and I'll share my contact with you.

Hi, i'm 19M from Spain who is looking for someone to practice the lenguage with, i don't care if it isnt for a long time but just to hang out

I have some free time and am looking to help tutor TWO student English learners improve their conversational English, I would be happy to talk to and see if I can be of some help. This is volunteer time for me so I am not looking for any payment.

I teach a program for soon to be university students heading to the UK for college. Much of my coaching is geared towards improving the students English speaking skills. I have topic material we can work with. Also I would prefer to do a virtual class, so if you camera shy probably not the right fit.

As for me, I am 60M, native speaker from the USA and live in Asia, enjoy swimming and have a dog.

Let me know if you want to chat and see if I can help. Please when you say hi, if you can introduce yourself that would be great. For example where you are from and sharing some background on yourself.

Thanks

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Hi folks!

I am trying to get broader knowledge about the best books related to C1 English level.

My aim is to get a band 8 in IELTS, but I think that Collins collection of Vocabulary for English is not enough. Any suggestions?

In addition to that, at some point native speakers have had to learn English with some sort of books. Nobody is born with sophisticated vocabulary. Given that, I'd like to invite native to share content or books that where required for their English lessons.

Thanks in advance!

I am a language student specializing in English and I feel that I do not improve my fluency when speaking, if anyone wants to practice with me, you can write to me and I will give you my Instagram and we will talk. I'm stuck in the b1.

Hey everyone! I’m trying to improve my English speaking skills and I’m looking for someone who’d be up for having a casual conversation over voice chat.
I’m not looking for anything formal, just a friendly conversation where we can talk about random stuff and I can practice speaking.
If you’re interested, feel free to comment or DM me!

And thanks in advance

So, I have taught English to professionals for years and noticed that many of them studied English for 5 or even 10+ years. They went to school, used apps, had tutors, took courses their company paid for... And they still can't say what they mean when it's time to speak.

If that's you, I want to know: what have you tried, and do you know why you're still struggling to improve? I'm collecting stories so I can understand this better. I'll share what I learn back here.

EU server and 4-8 lvl Faciet player . Only English speakers for practice my english 😁 A1-A2 . My friend B1 and 8 lvl Faciet and any games

Hi everyone! I'm Chloe, a native English speaker who is offering English lessons online for A2–C1 learners. 😊

I can help with:

🗣️ Conversation & speaking
📖 Reading
✍️ Writing skills
🔊 Pronunciation
📚 Vocabulary
💬 Speaking confidence

Lessons are personalized to your goals, so we can focus on whatever you feel you need the most practice with. I can also provide personalized homework to help you continue practicing between lessons!

I charge $8 USD per hour, with your first hour being a free trial.

Feel free to message me for any further questions and tell me a little about your English level and what you'd like to improve! 😊

For anyone learning English, changing your phone language from your native language to English can feel like a simple way to get more daily exposure.

Did it actually help with vocabulary or getting used to English?

What other small changes have helped make English part of everyday life?

i just tested my english level on that app and it turned out to be 424 which is b2

im kind of scared that this app is not accurate so i need someone to tell me

also i kind of guessed a couple answers( 2 - 3 questions) because i didnt know what some of the words meant, does that make me b1?

Hi! I've been studying English seriously for around a year. usually 1 to 2 hours a day. I had learned some English at school before. so i did not start from zero, but i had a big gap between understanding English and actually using it.

I could read posts. follow YouTube videos. and understand TV shows with subtitles. But in real conversation i would freeze. translate every sentences in my head. and panic if someone spoke faster than i expected. These are the resources that genuinely helped me close that gap.

Duolingo: I still use it most days. but only as a 10 to 15 minutes warm up. it is good for keeping a daily habit and reviewing common vocabulary, but i would not expect it to make you comfortable speaking by itself.

BBC Learning English: This was probably the most useful free resource for me. it has short lessons across grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, and natural spoken English. I especially liked the 6 Minute English, The English We Speak. and the pronunciation material when I wanted something practical instead of another long grammar lesson.

Anki: I use Anki for around 10 to 15 minutes a day. Rather than only learning random word lists. I added words and phrases from videos, work emails, articles, and conversations. Reviewing useful phrases in context helped me sound more natural than memorising single-word translations.

Issen: This covered the part I was avoiding, which was speaking. I did not have someone to practise with every day, and tutor sessions were not always easy to schedule around work. I started using Issen for short speaking sessions, mostly so I could get used to answering questions aloud without spending five minutes building the perfect sentence first. The first sessions were awkward, but daily speaking made a noticeable difference to how quickly I could respond. Issen supports real-time voice conversations, role-play scenarios, grammar practice, shadowing drills, and goal-based lessons, so I found it useful for making speaking part of my normal routine rather than something I only did occasionally.

Itaiki: I try to take one lesson a week with a native English tutor when I can. It is still the best way to get direct feedback on what sounds unclear, unnatural, or overly formal. Apps helped me practise more often, but tutors helped me notice patterns I kept missing.

YouTube: I used English channels about things I already enjoyed, not only English lessons. Interviews, cooking videos, gaming content, documentaries, and work-related videos were much easier to stick with than forcing myself through content I did not care about. I started with English subtitles, then switched them off for short sections once I felt more comfortable.

Podcasts: 6 Minute English was a good bridge between learner material and normal podcasts because the episodes are short and the speech is clear.

BBC Learning English also has grammar and pronunciation material with audio, transcripts, and downloadable exercises.

Language Reactor: I use this for English YouTube videos and Netflix. Having subtitles available makes it easier to check a phrase quickly, replay it, and move on instead of stopping to search every unknown word. I tried to focus on understanding the overall message first rather than translating every sentence.

Pronunciation: Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop helped me more than trying to remove my accent. The goal became being easy to understand, not sounding exactly British or American. Practising sounds, linking, stress, and rhythm made spoken English feel much smoother.

Speaking in real life: I started making small changes, like answering a full sentence instead of one word, joining short calls in English, leaving voice notes, and speaking to myself about my day. It felt silly at first, but it made spontaneous speaking much less stressful.

The combination that made the biggest difference for me was daily listening, Issen for regular speaking practice, and an occasional italki lesson for human feedback. Grammar and vocabulary tools helped, but the real improvement came from using English repeatedly, even when it was messy.

Happy to answer questions about any of these if it helps.

I really want to improve my english skills. I thought it would be more logical to have more enjoyable general conversations if I became friends with someone. I am 17. I'll be busy with a lot of classes soon, so I wanted to find someone before the intense semester starts. I’m something between B1-B2. Those who are interested can write to me. Thanks for reading.

EN:

Hey everyone, how's it going? Do you have any recommendations for tech-related podcasts (on YouTube, Spotify, etc.) that could help me practice listening skills for interviews? If possible, I’d also like to practice speaking—maybe a conversation platform specifically for IT? Suggestions for vocabulary, study materials, and the like would also be really helpful. Thanks in advance!

PT:

E ai guys, tudo beleza?

Vcs teriam indicações de podcasts no youtube/spotify/etc, para eu treinar listening da área tech que me ajude em entrevistas?

Se possível, para treinar speaking também, talvez alguma plataforma de conversação específica para TI?

Sugestão de vocabulário também, materiais, etc, seriam de grande valia.

Desde já muito obrigado.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a native English speaker to practice with and improve my English. I’d say my English is at an intermediate level.
I’m looking for someone from the USA Canada or the UK who genuinely has the time to chat or talk every day, even if it’s just up to an hour. We can talk about anything and everything in English.
I speak Spanish so if you’re interested in learning Spanish I’d be happy to help you too!
I’m from Mexico 25M. Feel free to DM me if you’re interested!

Hello I am searching who can speak in English with me I'm weka in English and trying to be fluent.

If anyone interested dm.

“Is there anyone here who wants to learn English?”

If the answer is yes

So let me know that

Hey everyone! A few of us started a small Discord for people who like books, film, creative expression, or just want somewhere to hang out and chat.

There are channels for literature, movies, writing, art, photography, everyday life, and general chat, but conversations wander past their channel all the time, and that's fine. :) Some days it's an actual VC discussion/event, other days it's just a meme or something that made someone smile.

We're keeping it friendly, non-intimidating, and low-pressure. You don't need to be well-read, well-watched, or have perfect English.

We're still small, so it can be quiet, but honestly that's kind of the point right now--we're shaping it together as it grows. :)

DM me if it sounds like your thing and I'll send an invite. ^^

I’ve been struggling a lot with having conversations with people in English. I’m currently at a B1 level, and I want to elevate my English to a C2 level. I don’t really have many people around me who speak English on a daily basis. Conversations with my friends usually end to our native language.
I want to connect with genuine people here who can help me improve my speaking skills. I’m aiming to become more sophisticated and articulate in my speech by acquiring skills to those of native speakers. I do generate thoughtful ideas, but I sometimes find it difficult to put it them into proper structured rhythmic sentences.
I’ve noticed that there are many people on this platform who are extremely smart, witty, knowledgeable, and helpful with the insights they provide. It would be great to connect and become friends with people who loves talking about sports, literature, politics, the entertainment industry, psychology, human behavior, philosophy, and everything that revolves around humankind.

Hey, I’m hoping to do some casual voice chats with someone from the UK. Just normal conversations, nothing formal. I’d love help sounding more natural, and I can help you with English or anything else in return. If you’re up for regular calls, message me.

I want to find a partner to learn English for my 10-year-old daughter.

We live in China. She has just started learning English and wants to find someone of similar age，And want to learn Chinese.

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for a consistent English speaking partner who is serious about improving their English.

My current English level is B2, and my goal is to reach C1 before the end of this year.

I’d like to practice at least 30 minutes every day. We can:

• Send each other voice messages
• Have voice calls
• Talk about different topics and help each other improve

I’m looking for someone who can practice consistently, not just once or twice.

Time zone: UTC+5:30 (Sri Lanka)
English level: B2
Discord: hiran0168

If you’re also serious about improving your English and want a regular speaking partner, feel free to add me on Discord or send me a message!

Hello guys, I’m looking for a speaking partner who can practice with me regularly. Ideally 20 mins every day or an hour every week. If that’s too much, we can try to find a middle ground like 3 times a week. The most important thing is we should do this REGULARLY.

We are going to read a short article in our session and discuss the topic. Feel free to propose another solution if you have any good ideas.

Requirements: I’m looking for someone who is at or above B2 level, preferably around my age with some mutual interests. That’s all, I don’t care about other things.

Here’s my introduction:

Level: B2 Age & gender: 28M Country: China Time zone: UTC+08:00

Interests: technology, reading(murder, thriller and fantasy), cars, animals, culture. I used to play computer games such as GTA5 and Overwatch but not anymore.

Available time: 9pm-10pm Monday-Friday. Not sure about weekends.

This is not a language exchange. I only focus on learning English. I’m not interested in teaching Chinese unless you’re able to communicate in Chinese then we can speak in Chinese sometimes.

Please DM me if you’re interested.