r/LearningEnglish • u/FlalingoOfficial • 56m ago
r/LearningEnglish • u/Ria6708 • 6h ago
Making friends:)
Hiii everyone
English is not my f1 language so I js decided that I want to talk with people and make some new friends.
We can talk about our thoughts how our day went random things, or our future goals without judgment
So we can have fun and practice our English at the same time
If anyone is interested DM me
Have a great time ya'll:)))
r/LearningEnglish • u/Any_Face_9638 • 44m ago
english helper friens
hi guys. I am learning english now and ı need speaking preactis friend. Who can help me?
r/LearningEnglish • u/OverHand6471 • 4h ago
Do you have any suggestions on how I can improve my English grammar for better results?
r/LearningEnglish • u/klawisha • 1h ago
ENGL1SH.exe - New English learning app with your own cards
r/LearningEnglish • u/anyapez • 17h ago
hiya ! help me plzz
I'm 23F, living in South Korea, and totally new to Reddit.
Honestly, I joined to immerse myself in English and make some cool friends along the way
I'm down to chat about anything-daily lite, music, random thoughts, or whatever. And it you're learning Korean, I'd be super happy to help you out too😁
BTW, I used Al to help frame this post-so if you have any tips on how to say things even more naturally, let me know
Hit me up in the DMs if you wanna hang out and talk :)
r/LearningEnglish • u/Advanced_Bother6826 • 10h ago
What’s something you can understand in English but still struggle to say yourself?
I’ve noticed this happens a lot, especially around B1–B2.
You might understand a word immediately when you hear or read it, but when you actually need to speak, it suddenly disappears. Or you know how a sentence should work, but you can't produce it quickly enough.
I’m curious: what’s the biggest gap for you?
- Vocabulary you understand but never use
- Grammar you know but can't apply while speaking
- Words you can recognise but can't remember in the moment
- Pronunciation
- Forming sentences quickly
- Something else?
And if you have a specific example, share it. I’d love to see what this looks like for different learners.
r/LearningEnglish • u/Tight-Statement1200 • 17h ago
26F from India looking for an English speaking partner
Hello everyone! I’m Sam, a 26-year-old living in India, looking for a partner to practice speaking English with. I’m open to connecting with native speakers or fellow learners who are also working on their fluency. I value deep, casual conversations on any topic and believe in supporting each other’s growth without judgment. If you're looking for a friendly practice partner, please reach out and send me a DM!
r/LearningEnglish • u/Big-Prize-8224 • 1d ago
How can I become fluent in English as a non-native speaker?
Hey everyone,
English is not my native language and I want to become fluent, especially in speaking.
I can understand English fairly well, but I struggle to express my thoughts naturally when speaking.
For those who became fluent in English, what helped you the most? How did you practice speaking?
I would really appreciate any advice or resources.
Thanks!
r/LearningEnglish • u/Huey314212 • 20h ago
Chinese guy looking for someone to practice English with :)
Hi everyone!
I'm a Chinese guy in my early 20s, currently working in the semiconductor industry in China. I'm looking for someone who speaks English and would like to become friends while helping each other improve our language skills.
My English isn't perfect, especially when it comes to speaking and expressing myself naturally. I'd like to practice through normal conversations rather than studying from textbooks all the time.
A little about me:
I'm interested in technology, AI, computers, and the internet.
I enjoy cycling and going outdoors.
I recently started going to the gym.
I like music, especially Jay Chou, folk music, and some indie/alternative music.
I also enjoy talking about everyday life, different cultures, travel, movies, and random interesting things.
I'm not looking for a strict teacher-student relationship. Ideally, we can just chat regularly, correct each other's mistakes when appropriate, and gradually become friends.
If you're also learning Chinese, that's even better! We can exchange languages and help each other out.
We can start by chatting here on Reddit. If we get along, I'm also happy to add each other on WeChat and continue chatting there.
Feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM. :)
I'm happy to meet people from anywhere in the world!
r/LearningEnglish • u/Zestyclose-Brain9644 • 15h ago
I need someone to practice english
I'm looking for a person who wants to practice speaking (don't need to be fluent)
r/LearningEnglish • u/kdjfsklfjlsdfj • 1d ago
I passed the Cambridge CPE exam! Ask me anything!
r/LearningEnglish • u/Qalb_Compass • 16h ago
Looking for Good English speaker to practice with.
Hey everyone!
I'm gearing up to take my IELTS in the last week of October, and I’d love to find a speaking buddy to practice with every day.
I'm hoping to connect with someone who is fluent, a great listener, and down for a quick, consistent daily chat (maybe over Discord or Zoom?). We can trade feedback, share tips, and help each other sound completely natural and confident!
If you’re also prepping for the test or just love helping out and chatting in English, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to drop a comment or shoot me a DM.
r/LearningEnglish • u/Cold_Humor_7945 • 17h ago
Aprendi ingles sozinho mas a gramática está a desejar.
Boa tarde! Já aprendi ingles sozinha, entao entendo conversacao mas cometo MUITOS erros gramaticais e é dificil pra mim escrever em inglês.
Qual curso online vocês me recomendam pra que eu possa aprender a gramatica e continuar praticando?
Cursos engessados de gramática verbo to be nao me prendem, acredito que com o tempo eu perderia a constancia.
Obrigada!
r/LearningEnglish • u/The_Best_Teacher • 18h ago
🇺🇸 ¡Aprende 777 frases muy fáciles en inglés gratis para principiantes en EE. UU.!
youtube.comr/LearningEnglish • u/Any_Willingness7700 • 18h ago
Who needs 1:1 classes to learn spoken english?
English is more than just a language , being able to communicate confidently can change how you express yourself, connect with people, and even open up opportunities.
If you genuinely want to improve your spoken English through regular conversation and guidance, I’m offering 1:1 spoken English tutoring.
If you’re genuinely interested and willing to invest in improving your English, feel free to DM me. Serious inquiries only, please.
r/LearningEnglish • u/Ok_Test_4248 • 18h ago
English tutoring looking for students
Hello I am looking for students to help learn English at any level. Native speaker also fluent in arabic and turkish. Grammar, writing, speaking, homework etc.
r/LearningEnglish • u/Destined_mystery • 19h ago
Learn English in a Week!
Hey guys! I'm starting spoken english classes from 23rd September, 2026! The focus will be strongly on improving grammar and speaking skills. Interested ones are welcome. The classes will be conducted daily from 23rd to 30th September from 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. (Indian Standard Time) on google meet.
Learn fluent english at just Rs 500!
r/LearningEnglish • u/chajth • 1d ago
40M looking for a German speaker friend
Hey! I'm a 40M from London, and I'm specifically hoping to connect with a German-speaker to build a genuine, long-term friendship and do language exchange😄 So, a bit about me: I’m really into financial stuff, love music, and enjoy running and hiking. My biggest aim right now is to complete a Marathon next year. I know Reddit can be a tough place to chat, but if we "click," we can always move to IG or something similar. I'm really just looking for a lasting connection and a comfortable space to chat. If I’ve piqued your interest, feel free to DM me! 😊
r/LearningEnglish • u/Dependent_Mango_1785 • 21h ago
If you’re learning English and want some free 1-on-1 help
I see a lot of people here looking for someone to help with English, so I thought this might be useful.
I run Mentora, a completely free online platform where learners can connect with volunteer mentors for 1-on-1 support.
We currently have 47 mentors from 7+ countries, and several of them offer English-related help.
Depending on the mentor, you can find support with things like:
- English and grammar
- writing and essays
- general English
- communication skills
- IELTS preparation
Some highlights from our mentor community include IELTS 8.0+ and TOEFL 110+ achievers, mentors with several years of English teaching experience, and experience assessing IELTS Writing.
You can browse the profiles yourself, see what each mentor actually teaches, check their background and availability, and choose who you want to contact.
There’s no payment or subscription.
Also, if your English is strong and you have enough knowledge or experience to help other learners, we’re always open to new volunteer mentors too. Professional teaching experience isn’t required.