Hello, I m studying English Speaking to meet foreign friend. So i want language exchange under manners and friendship. I will help you speak Korean more friendly. If you are interested in Korean, please send me message. Thank you.

'Hi i'm new here and i want learn english with you .also i can teach you french or arabic .I am looking for a free language exchange partner.'

Hi native English speakers. I have a question for you please. is it okay to say "look in mirror" in English? I mean, not "look in A/THE mirror" or something? thank you in advance

Hi Im interested to improve my english just practice it I can teach you Spanish as well

Any advance Mandarin Chinese learners want to join together by zoom or whatever means to practice spoken Mandarin? I would like to maintain my (and your) mandarin fluency by having causal conversations with fellow mandarin learners. I’m not a teacher, nor am I seeking language exchange partners or teachers

What is the most prevalent British pronunciation called? There’s Received Pronunciation, but only 3% of people in the UK have it. I also know there are different accents and dialects in England’s regions. But even in the regions some people have regional pronunciation and accent and some doesn’t have any because they speak Standart English. So what is it called? Standart British Pronunciation, General British pronunciation or something else? What pronunciation do most of the native Londoners have?

I read about 'to majoy in history'. and I can't understand some sentences from the story. What do they mean 'Where is the future in it? ' and 'How will you turn it into a career?'

I have a question about English. I stumbled upon this sentence on the internet: "A pair of earbuds like these are perfect". And grammar checkers say it is a correct sentence. Why isn't it "is", when the subject of the sentence is a singular word, "a pair"?

I have some questions about this instruction given by a professor: "Complete the Pretest if you have not already done so." 1. Can I omit the "already" and say "if you have not done so"? 2. Is this equivalent to: "If you haven't done it yet"?