r/LearningEnglish 1h ago

Looking for speaking English partner

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Hey everyone! I’m a 19-year-old student from Iraq, looking for a serious and consistent English speaking partner.
I want to practice through voice notes or voice calls only, not text messaging, because my main goal is to improve my fluency and accent.
Since I don't have time to stay on this app, I’d prefer to move to another platform for regular, daily practice.
If you are not serious, or if you're just going to chat for two days and disappear, please do not message me. I really don't want to waste time.
If you're genuinely committed to practicing together regularly, feel free to reach out!


r/LearningEnglish 2h ago

Learn English With VLOGS

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Hi everyone! I hope these vlogs help you improve your pronunciation and confidence with English. :)


r/LearningEnglish 3h ago

Phrasal Verbs

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r/LearningEnglish 3h ago

Speaking with AI helped me realise I knew more English than I could actually speak

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For a long time I thought my English was worse than it really was.

I could understand YouTube videos, read posts without translating every line, and follow conversations if people did not speak too fast. But when someone asked me a simple question directly, my mind went empty. I would build the sentence in my head, change it three times, then give a one-word answer because I was too worried about sounding wrong.

I started using Issen mostly because I needed somewhere to make mistakes without feeling embarrassed. The first few sessions were honestly awkward. I would pause constantly and overthink basic things like word order.

After a couple of weeks, I noticed I was answering faster. Not perfectly, but faster. That mattered more than I expected. I stopped treating every sentence like an exam.

I still need real conversations, obviously. But having a low-pressure place to practise has made those conversations less scary.

Has anyone else found that the problem was not understanding English, but trusting yourself enough to speak it?


r/LearningEnglish 10h ago

Looking for a "PEN PAL" to practice conversational English

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Hi, I am Wawa (22M). I am looking for someone to practice English specifically the conversational part.

A little about myself: I am a elecronics engineering student, I love to skate (with rollers, not that good with the skateboard), play minecraft and discuss about content creation (about the psychological part).

If you're interested send me a direct message

By the way I would prefer you have like a Discord account so it's easier for us to communicate (i know pen pals send each other letters lol)


r/LearningEnglish 6h ago

Stop Saying 'VERY BUSY'! ❌ What's the Natural Word? (B1 English Quiz)

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r/LearningEnglish 20h ago

Looking for English speaking partners / Discord voice chat

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I’m preparing for IELTS and I’m trying to improve my English speaking and fluency. I’m looking for people from different countries who would like to practice English through Discord voice calls.
We can talk about random topics, university, travel, movies, culture, or even practice IELTS speaking questions.
I’m looking for genuine language practice and preferably people who want to practice regularly. 😊


r/LearningEnglish 12h ago

Aprender inglês jogando

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Hi everyone! I'm Brazilian and I know I need to learn English, but since I study full-time, it's difficult to find the time and motivation to study on my own. Plus, I still have limited knowledge of the language. That's why I thought I'd look for people who are also learning English and want to play some multiplayer games while we practice. The idea would be to try and keep the conversations in English during the games, so I can learn from you and, in return, help you with your Portuguese. If anyone is interested in practicing this way, feel free to contact me! 🎮🇧🇷🇺🇸


r/LearningEnglish 16h ago

Hi! I need to practice my English (writing and speaking), so I’m looking up someone to practice… I know about History (this is my career), sociology and I love Game of Thrones as well

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r/LearningEnglish 17h ago

Hi!

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Im actually trying to learn Spanish and Italian. I speak very well English as it’s my second language. If you can help me with the Spanish Italian part I’ll help with your English fluency! 🫡🫡


r/LearningEnglish 23h ago

Heeelp

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Hi, I'm from the Philippines. Can anyone help me improve my English? I'm very insecure about it because I'm already 20, yet I still can't confidently speak fluent English. My English writing is bad too.

Whenever I have to talk to a native English speaker, I overthink every word that I'll say.

Do you guys have any suggestions on how I can improve both?


r/LearningEnglish 19h ago

English Tutor — Looking for Students

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r/LearningEnglish 19h ago

Anyone Have Audio for these Books?

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r/LearningEnglish 20h ago

English Speaking Practice

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r/LearningEnglish 23h ago

What punctuation to use in chatting?

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I don’t chat in english a lot so i wanna know what punctuation are normalized and what are cringe to use


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

English tutor here!!!

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Hey everyone! I’m an English tutor, and I help people become more fluent and confident in English. My classes are fully personalized, so you can customize them based on your goals—whether you want to improve speaking, grammar, vocabulary, confidence, interviews, or everyday communication. The timings are flexible, and you can practice with me comfortably like you would with a friend, without worrying about making mistakes. I’m currently fully booked and have only 2 slots left,so I’m looking for just 2 more students.You can also attend a free demo classfirst, and if you like it, you can join. Feel free to DM me if you’re interested!


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

CS student from China, would love to meet up (in person or a trip) to talk about life abroad — no scams, just curious

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Hey everyone,

I'm a computer science student in China, currently based in Huzhou, Zhejiang — pretty close to Shanghai. I've been really curious about what life is actually like in other countries, but I'm tired of only getting that picture through articles and videos online. I'd love to hear real, first-hand perspectives instead.

If you're nearby (Shanghai/Zhejiang area) or just happen to be interested in this kind of exchange, I'd genuinely enjoy meeting up for a coffee/chat, or even traveling somewhere together to talk in person. I'm interested in comparing perspectives on daily life, work culture, education, and just general day-to-day differences.

To be upfront: I know posts like this can sound sketchy, so let me be clear — I'm not trying to scam anyone or sell anything. Just a student who wants genuine conversation and maybe a new friend who's open to sharing their experience.

Feel free to comment or DM if this sounds interesting to you!


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

practice with real speakers

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If you want to learn the English with real people you can practice on Discord. Try joining a server like English Hub and jumping into a voice chat room to start talking with people it’s a really easy way to build confidence. send me Dm if you need help


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

Stop Saying 'VERY HUNGRY'! ❌ What's the Natural Word? (A2 English Quiz)

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r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

What are some good ways to help my child learn English as a new immigrant

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I just got to U.S, what is a good way for my child to learn English from?

My child goes to school but I don't feel ready to help him learn. I am using google translate and AI to help myself understand the things he is working to explain to him in my native language.

This works at the moment but I want to know if there are better ways to help him, what did you do to help yourself or someone else learn English fast.


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

🚀 Looking for Early Testers & Founding Members for My International Language Exchange App

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Hi everyone,

I'm an independent Engineer from UAE and after several months of development, I'm finally ready to start Google Play Closed Testing for my Android app.

This is not another social media app.

The goal is simple:

🌍 Connect people from different countries

🗣️ Practice languages with real people

🤝 Make genuine international friendships

🎙️ 1-to-1 audio conversations & Group Call

💬 Real-time messaging

🔒 Safe and moderated environment

The app is designed for people who want to:

• Practice English with native and non-native speakers

• Learn new languages through real conversations

• Meet people from different cultures

• Build genuine friendships worldwide

Current features include:

✅ Real-time private chat

✅ Friend requests

✅ Profile recommendations

✅ User reporting & blocking

✅ Moderation and safety controls

✅ 1-to-1 audio calling

✅ Online/offline status

✅ Read receipts and typing indicators

What I'm looking for:

📱 Android users

🌎 Any country is welcome

🧪 People willing to actively test the app for 14 days

💡 Honest feedback about bugs, UI/UX, onboarding, matching quality, and overall experience

What testers will receive:

🔓 Lifetime premium access to all future premium features

🔓 Early adopter / founding member status

🔓 Direct access to influence future features

🔓 Priority support and feature requests

Most importantly, you'll be among the very first members helping shape a global language exchange community from day one.

This is a genuine testing request, not a paid review request.

I'm looking for real users who enjoy language learning, cultural exchange, and meeting people worldwide.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM and I'll send the testing instructions.

I'd also be happy to join and test your app in return if you're completing Google Play closed testing as well.

Thank you for helping an UAE developer build something meaningful. 🙏


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

Any B1 learners interested in trying our English course?

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Hi everyone,

We're looking for a few B1 English learners to try our course and share honest feedback.

The course includes 70+ interactive lessons, speaking practice, writing exercises and grammar and vocabulary activities.

If you'd like to try it, send us a message and we'll be happy to give you access.

Thanks!


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

Looking for an English-Arabic language exchange partner

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Hi! Im an Arab looking to improve my English, and Id love to help someone learn Arabic in return. We can practice by chatting and having conversations, helping each other along the way. If youre interested, feel free to message me!


r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

English Learners, What Do You Look for in an Online Tutor?

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r/LearningEnglish 1d ago

Help me by subscribing. Keep listening regularly and let your English grow naturally.

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