English conversational native partner

[Guest Evelyne1883]

Hi there!

I'm looking for a native English speaker to help me improve my conversational skills, as they have become a bit rusty. My level is intermediate plus, and we can communicate through Zoom or SMS.

See you soon

[waterthose]

I'm looking for a native English speaker, too

1v1 lol

[lapelvery]

I'm trying to find an English native speaker.

[AndreaMiller]

Hi! Improving your conversational skills sounds like a great plan. There are several options you could consider:

1. Language Exchange Platforms: Websites like Tandem, HelloTalk, or Speaky connect you with native English speakers looking to practice another language. It's a mutual exchange where you help them with your native language, and they help you with English.

2. Online Tutors: Platforms like italki, Preply, or Cambly offer one-on-one lessons with native English tutors. You can choose a tutor based on their background, teaching style, and availability.

3. Conversation Clubs: Websites like Meetup often have virtual conversation clubs where people gather to practice languages. These can be a good way to practice in a group setting.

4. Friends or Acquaintances: If you have any friends or acquaintances who are native English speakers, you could arrange regular chats with them.

Would any of these options work for you?

[MichaelGutierrez]

Thanks for the advice, I appreciate you.

[AndrewBullock]

Thanka for the advice.

[MichaelGutierrez]

Thank you bud.

[AndrewBullock]

Go away.

[AndrewBullock]

Hehe. I am from Utah. We can get in touch if you want.

On 2/26/2023 at 3:23 AM, Guest Evelyne1883 said:

Hi there!

I'm looking for a native English speaker to help me improve my conversational skills, as they have become a bit rusty. My level is intermediate plus, and we can communicate through Zoom or SMS.

See you soon

Hi there! Your intermediate plus level is a great starting point. To connect with a native English speaker for conversational practice, consider joining language exchange platforms like Tandem or HelloTalk.

[MichaelGarza]

On 6/6/2024 at 12:58 PM, AndreaMiller said:

Hi! Improving your conversational skills sounds like a great plan. There are several options you could consider:

1. Language Exchange Platforms: Websites like Tandem, HelloTalk, or Speaky connect you with native English speakers looking to practice another language. It's a mutual exchange where you help them with your native language, and they help you with English.

2. Online Tutors: Platforms like italki, Preply, or Cambly offer one-on-one lessons with native English tutors. You can choose a tutor based on their background, teaching style, and availability.

3. Conversation Clubs: Websites like Meetup often have virtual conversation clubs where people gather to practice languages. These can be a good way to practice in a group setting.

4. Friends or Acquaintances: If you have any friends or acquaintances who are native English speakers, you could arrange regular chats with them.

Would any of these options work for you?

That’s a great initiative! Practicing with a native speaker will definitely help. You might find language exchange partners on platforms like iTalki, Tandem, or HelloTalk. If you're open to structured lessons, some tutors offer flexible Zoom sessions. Keep practicing, and you’ll regain fluency in no time. Best of luck!

Thanks for the info.

[Laurie Owens]

Finding a native English conversational partner can be tricky, but language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk might help. Are you looking for casual chats or structured practice? 

[AndreaMiller]

That’s a great initiative! Having a native partner really helps with fluency and confidence. You might also try apps like Tandem or HelloTalk—they’re designed to match language learners with native speakers. Wishing you the best on your English journey—keep practicing, and you’ll improve faster than you expect! 

[ElijahPatterson]

I agree with you.