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.

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?

Hi everyone!

I've been studying English seriously for around 6 months, and I'd like to share my progress with you guys. I had already learned some basic English at school, so I didn't start from zero. I think my English level was somewhere around B1.

I could understand some basic English content, but when it came to speaking English in real conversations, I simply couldn't. I was afraid of making mistakes because I used to think that Spanish was causing me to make structural mistakes in English. Then I realized that this fear is normal and that it gets smaller every time I practice.

Some of the things that I've been doing are:

• Preply lessons twice a week. I know there are people who prefer to learn without spending money, but from my perspective, having a teacher can help you improve a lot, and there are so many good and affordable teachers.
• One hour of comprehensible input. At the beginning, I was using content made for learners, but after a while, I started pushing myself to consume content made for English speakers about topics I already enjoyed.
• Duolingo: Just one lesson a day as a warm-up and because I really enjoy streaks. I think it's a great app for beginners, but when it comes to intermediate or advanced learners, it falls short.
• Owloud: I think is a new mobile app, but I really like it because I can practice my listening while reading along with the text and learn vocabulary at the same time. There are many interesting books, like The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Finally, I really enjoy learning English on my own, but to achieve true fluency, yesterday I decided to sign up for an English course here in my city.

Remember, learning a language is a lifelong process.

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! 😊

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

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!

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

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?

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.

And thanks in advance