select some subjects and then talk about them

[Sara-ftj]

Hi guys

I'm Sara and I'm from Iran. I teach English to kids in basic levels. I'm looking for someone to speak English with them and improve my language and also speak more and more fluently.

Thanks and hope to make connection with each of you...

[AndrewBullock]

Hi Sara! It's great to hear that you're teaching English to kids and looking to improve your own fluency. I'm sure you'll find many people eager to help you practice and enhance your language skills. Engaging in conversations with native speakers or those fluent in English can be a fantastic way to build confidence and fluency. If you have any specific topics or areas you'd like to focus on, feel free to share! Good luck with your teaching and language learning journey!

[AndreaMiller]

Hi Sara! It’s wonderful that you’re dedicated to teaching English and improving your own skills. Connecting with others to practice speaking can be really beneficial for both you and your students. There are many language exchange partners and conversation groups out there who would love to help you practice and enhance your fluency. If you have any particular goals or topics you're interested in, sharing those can help find the best matches for your practice. Best of luck with your teaching and language improvement!

[BarbieNeece]

Hi Sara, welcome to the forum!

It's great that you're teaching English to kids—helping young learners build a strong foundation is so important. If you're looking to improve fluency, practicing conversations on everyday topics like travel, hobbies, and daily routines can be really helpful. You could also explore storytelling with your students to make learning more engaging.

Have you tried using online language exchange platforms to connect with English speakers? It might be a great way for both you and your students to practice more naturally.

Looking forward to hearing more about your teaching experience! 😊

[ElijahPatterson]

Hello, Welcome to linguaholic.

[LioraCraven]

Hi everyone, I love the idea of picking random subjects to discuss—it’s a great way to practice language skills and learn new vocabulary! I’ll go with two topics: travel and cooking. For travel, I enjoy exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations, like small coastal towns in Portugal. It’s amazing how much you can learn about a culture through its local markets and festivals. When it comes to cooking, I’m passionate about trying recipes from different cuisines, like making homemade sushi or perfecting a spicy Thai curry. Practicing language through these topics is fun, and I’ve found tools like Parakeet really helpful for picking up new phrases while reading about travel or food in my target language. It’s a cool platform for immersive learning with authentic content. What subjects are you all choosing, and how do you tie them into your language practice?

[JoOrtega75]

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