Please never use "u" in writing. Please. WHAT do you think about people WHO want an audio (who want voice chat?) at the beginning of making friends? ----- It has been my experience that 100% of the language partners who contact want to jump straight into free voice chat. I say no. Then I offer them FREE text chat with a native English speaker and say I will ANSWER QUESTIONS for them anytime, but no one ever wants that. Based on this, it seems to me that these students are not serious about improving their English. They don't realize that social voice chat is time-consuming and not very effective in correcting English errors. That's my opinion.

"U" is only used in informal talk, when you are typing to your friends. I personally never use it, but almost everybody under the age of 40 does now. "Wanting" The verb in a context like this is always used in the -ing form. "An" When the article comes before a vowel (a,e,i,o,u) you use "an". you also use it before a silent "h", like in the phrase "an hour". When the artilcle comes before any other consonant, it is "a". I hope this helps you.

What do you think about some people wanting an audio at the beginning of making friends?