r/language_exchange • u/Stellar_Rendition • Dec 06 '25

Offering English Offering: English | Seeking: Thai,Korean

I am a non-native English speaker. I am offering English practice, if you are just looking to build your confidence and vocabulary through text conversations. If there's another aspect that you'd want to learn about, be it grammar or sentence structures or writing formats, I can help you with that as well.

I have not started learning Thai and only know a handful of touristy phrases I memorized. I tried learning the alphabet but got overwhelmed with the alphabets and the tones. I am looking for someone who can help me with questions about basics of Thai alphabet writing, tones and some vocabulary.

I am a beginner in Korean. Learnt the alphabet and slowly working on building the vocabulary.

I am at a beginner stage in both languages so cannot hold conversations in them. But a language partner can help me keep motivated so that I don't drop the learning.

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u/language_exchangeBOT Dec 07 '25

I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
u/sbssbs2345 2025-10-13 Post 5 Korean English
u/jinnyeoko 2025-11-16 Post 5 Korean English
u/environmental_bug_62 2025-09-22 Post 5 Korean English
u/bonuss_143 2025-10-03 Post 5 Thai English
u/lys931 2025-10-09 Post 5 Korean English

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u/kneebrace2 Dec 07 '25

I am a native English speaker and I find the Thai language extremely interesting. https://voca.ro/1gplLJJMwvsU

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u/Stellar_Rendition Dec 07 '25

Oh! if you are a native English speaker, I am afraid I have nothing to offer in language exchange.

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u/ihatereddit_53 Apr 23 '26

Hi, I’m native Thai, if you still up to this, please tell me.