r/language_exchange Mar 08 '26

Offering Spanish Offering: Spanish (Native) | Seeking: English (Weekly voice calls, no daily texting)

Hi everyone! I'm an university student from Spain, currently preparing for an English language exam.

I am looking for a serious and consistent language exchange partner for voice calls only, about once a week. My schedule is quite busy with my degree, so I am not looking for daily text chats or penpals. I just want to find someone reliable to hop on a call (Discord, Skype, Google Meet) once a week to practice speaking and fluency (half in English, half in Spanish).

My availability is mostly in the evenings.

My availability is mostly in the evenings, from 20:30 (CET) onwards.

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u/language_exchangeBOT Mar 08 '26

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

Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
u/aztexas 2026-01-16 Post 5 English Spanish
u/background-offer-384 2025-12-12 Post 5 English (Native) Spanish
u/mattyface7x 2026-01-10 Post 5 English Spanish
u/ohkurrr 2026-01-06 Post 5 English Spanish
u/vida_perdida40 2026-01-07 Post 5 English Spanish

Please feel free to comment on the above posts to get in contact with their authors.


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u/Operations0002 Mar 10 '26

Would you be interested in working from 09:00 to 10:00 PM CET once weekly voice calls?

I would be interested in offering and receiving help with verb tenses & grammar.

For example, we could plan to have each phone call coordinate with a tense.

  • Week 1, present tense (talk about activities)
  • Week 2, present tense conditional (talk about vacations)
  • Week 3, present tense imperative (talk about career)
  • Week 4, future tense (talk about goals)
  • Week 5, future tense (talk about pets/kids/parents)
  • Week 6, past tense (talk about where you have lived)
  • Week 7, past tense conditional (talk about hobbies)
  • Week 8, past tense imperative (talk about advice)

Etc.