I wish Italki has the audio message function. I think Italki is a good site and app for learning multiple languages. However, I wish it has the audio message function, too.

I'm focusing on practice speaking American  English, but I can't practice here. I mean, I always take lessons on Skype. So I have to decide which app to use to practice speaking in our target language when I find some language exchange friends.
 Most users here prefer to Skype on the pc, so I rarely do Skype because my free time is always midnight in US and Canada. If it has audio message here, I can practice listening and speaking English more. Why most people hesitate to use the audio message function?
What do you think? 

Could you please tell me how to reply to the question, "how are you getting along with your English so far"? I was asked like the title of my discussion.
I think he want to ask how my studying English is going. I'm thinking how to reply.
I'll reply "I'm focusing on practicing speaking how to connect sounds in American English.
Is it ok as a suitable answer?

I wish this app has audio message function. I'm here to practice speaking American English, but we have time difference. 
My free time is standard working time or sleeping time in America.
I always wish it has audio message function.
What do you think about it?
To do Skype or to call are usually difficult for me.

I can't believe my situation

I was surprised my situation. My English teacher didn't appear in my lesson. After posting this discussion, I got a message from him, then I realized he was sick. I changed this post now, but I couldn't change my title, and delete this post.

I am usually available to do Skype on Thursday

I usually take English lesson every Thursday, but I would like to practice speaking English more after my lesson. Is anybody here to think the same as me?

I prefer speak in both Japanese and English half and half. I don't mind if we talk about talking like daily conversation or help studying about your textbook.

I would like to practice speaking with native English speakers or people who can speak English the same as native English speakers.

Which do you like group lessons or online lesson one on one? I have studied English seriously for over 4 years, but I can't speak English fluently yet.
I have joined some group lessons in some English conversation schools on and off, I have tried taking part in a meet up group and taking an English lesson in an English cafe.

I thought  why I can't speak English fluently, and I realized I'm poor at speaking English with multiple people. I'm afraid making mistakes, and I tend to compare myself with other English learners. Then I started using some language exchange apps about three years before.

I met a lot of friendly and kind language exchange friends there, and I wanted to share my interests, our culture, my thoughts, and so on. I decided taking American professional English teacher's lessons. He solved my all questions, helped my pronunciations, shared our culture and customs, and so on.

I started a group chat again, but I felt it was not fun. The number is more and more, our interests are different. I'm afraid of interrupting someone's conversation, I try to express different from others, I always try to speak something, but not speak too much.I need motivation, speaking skill, passion, knowledge about many kinds of topic, many vocabulary, and so on.
I definitely like online lesson one on one.

I enjoyed doing Skype today. I'm off today. After having taken an English lesson, I requestd to a lot of American to practice speaking in both Japanese and English. One of them accepted my request, then we did Skype soon. He spoke Japanese better than I expected. I thought we would speak in both Japanese and English half and half, but we gradually spoked mixing both language. I thought he must be my ideal language exchange friend because I felt comfortable to talk to him even though our ages are different, but I belive it was really efficient time to our target language. After finishing it, I realized we did Skype for almost two hours. I definitely talk to him again, also request doing Skype again.

Can you eat Curry Udon without any spots when you slurping it? I watched an stupid TV program about Curry Udon. I really like it, but I have never eaten it at Udon restaurant because I'm afraid of making a lot of spots. Some famous Curry Udon restaurant's owners tried to challenge to eat it without any spots wearing a white T shirt in the program. Some hosts of the program put stickers on spots made by the soup. The TV camera man focused how to eat it in zoom. Five owner challenged it, then two people did well. We realized the soup spread when we pick up it not to slurp it. And two man did well even though they slurped as usual. I laughed a lot watching it, and decided to eat it without hesitation.

I'm focusing on practice speaking English. I have studied English since I was twelve years old, but I can't speak English fluently yet, so I would rather focus on speaking English than texting. I think speaking is the most difficult. I have to response fast as much as fast when someine tell something to me. I will make sentences, and think about these pronunciation. I wonder when I can speak English fluently....That's why I use some language exchange apps to practice speaking English. I've struggled my situation for long time. I would like to help if I find someone who looks like me.