Friends say it is imposible become fluent in a new language when you are 68 years old. I want to prove them wrong. Then I want to live for a while in another culture not as an expat but as part of that culture.

Hello, I'm Maria I am 21 years old and I'm from Spain. I would like to practice my English especially the part of speaking. Thanks to all. 😊

Hi everyone Is there someone to speak english with me ? I'm available to write or speak on Skype At the moment I have english lessons with a teacher and I really need to speak

Hi! I'm wondering if there is someone who wants to speak English with me. I can also help with Swedish if anyone wants to speak that language. Kind regards, Emilia

Hello, someone wants practice english conversation? Hola, alguien para practicar español conmigo?

is someone available to practice English conversation on skype right now?

Hi there! My question refers to the connotation of the word " plantation" I had no idea it can be considered offensive , until one of my students comments were hidden and labeled offensive on Instagram containing the word. I was teaching some collocations like tea plantation, coffee plantation, etc. I just guessed the AI catagorized the comment racist, (although it has nothing to do with it) just because cotton plantation reminded me of the novel Gone with the wind and slavery. I looked into some forums like Quora , people don't agree if it's bad to use or not. My question is should I add something to my lesson, giving a heads up to be careful with this word to the people I shared my lesson with? Is it really an offensive word? and if it is, Is it just considered offensive in the US ? or in other English speaking places as well? and should I really say tea farm ,for example, if it's huge, it's a business , and etc , there are no animals there, I should say tea farm not plantation? cause I don't want to offend anybody by my ignorance to their feeling or what's going on. I'd appreciate it if you would share your ideas with me on that?

Is it correct to say 'I never have gone'? If not, could you please help me with a better expression? I'm a little confused about this

Hi friends！🤔In this sentence correct? Hobbies don't need to be challenging to enjoy. Easy ones can also bring much pleasure beyond our imagination.