Hey all, today's my day off and I want to do some quality English speaking practice, I'll be available for a Zoom audio call in about an hour and a half (around 11:30 am Pacific), if anyone (upper intermediate and up would like to chat feel free to DM me or comment below so I can share the link. My level is advanced (C1) and I am into tech, health and fitness (emphasis in intermittent fasting), stoicism, electronic music and fantasy literature (J.R.R Tolkien nerd). Good day to all.

Looking for a reliable English speaking partner to have weekly FaceTime/Zoom/Skype calls with, my only requirements are that you are committed to meet at least once per week and your level to be upper intermediate (B2) or above. As for me, I’m a C1 speaker based in Mexico, I like computers, fantasy literature (mainly Tolkien), fitness, personal development and stoic philosophy. See you around!

Looking for a consistent/reliable English conversation partner. This is Ash and as my entry says I am once again on the lookout for a consistent conversation partner, my only requirements are that you are committed to speak at least once a week and your English level to be upper-intermediate or better. Some of my interest are tech, fitness, intermittent fasting, fantasy books/movies, electronic dance music and travelling. I've lived in Canada for a couple of years and would like to learn about your country of origin/culture. Don't hesitate to DM me in case you'd like to connect. Cheers!

My favorite language learning apps for mobile devices. It's no secret that smartphones and having the internet in our pockets have made it incredibly easy for us to access the world's information at any time and learn stuff to our heart's content, language learning of course is not the exception and there are a few apps I use on a consistent basis that I think have made my language learning journey so much easier and fun. 1. Duolingo: You definitely saw this one coming, but Duolingo is a must for any beginner learner looking to start getting acquainted with the basics of their target language, beyond the courses they also have forums which you can use to ask questions, give suggestions or find language exchange partners. 2. Tandem: This is by far the best language exchange community I've ever come across with, the concept is super simple, you sign-up with your Facebook or email account, fill in your info and start getting suggestions of people who speak the languages you are learning and vice versa, you can then message them, send audios or do audio/video calls right within the app (no need to give personal info such as a Skype account or phone number until you know you and that person are a good match), there's also built-in translation (paid) and message correction which is incredibly useful. 3. Blinkist: This one is only for English learners but it's one of my favorites, Blinkist is a service that provides summaries or condensed versions of various non-fiction books, the idea is that you can learn the key insights of a book in just 15 or 20 minutes, my favorite bit about it is that they provide an audio version of all their texts read by a real person and not a robot, you can read along and improve your pronunciation, intonation and tone all while learning some interesting/useful stuff. 4. Pocket Casts: Podcasts in general are one of my favorite ways to get immersed into my target language, a podcast is like a radio show but anyone can make one and they typically cover more 'niche' topics (like tech, video-games, Harry Potter and so on) as opposed to general topics, there are a ton of them in just about every language and you can listen to them while commuting or doing some other busy work. 5. Netflix: Who doesn't like to kick back and watch the new trendy Netflix original, well Netflix can be a powerful language learning tool if you know how to take advantage of it, first they have shows or movies in many different languages and they also provide a ton of subtitle options for their original content.

Looking for someone to have Skype/Google Duo audio/video calls over the weekend. Here's a little bit of info about me, I'm a 24 year old university student (IT), some of the things I'm into are technology (computers, software and electronics), fitness/diet, world history and personal development, of course that's in addition to the usual music, TV-shows and films stuff we all like, I consider myself to be a good listener and a relatively decent conversationalist. My English level is advanced (C1), I also speak Spanish (native) and would be glad to help you practice in case you're learning. Please only upper-intermediate (B1) learners and up. Thanks for reading!

Looking for someone to conduct Skype/Google Duo audio/video calls over the weekend. Here's a little bit of info about me, I'm a 24 year old university student (IT), some of the things I'm into are technology (computers, software and electronics), fitness/diet, world history and personal development, of course that's in addition the usual music, tv-shows and films stuff we all like, I consider myself to be a good listener and a relatively decent conversationalist. My English level is advanced (C1), I also speak Spanish (native) and would be glad to help you practice in case you're learning. Please only intermediate (B1) learners and up. Thanks for reading!

Committed English/Portuguese learner looking for people to talk with via Skype, Discord or FaceTime. Hey there everybody,

With the new year alredy underway I'm back on the lookout for new language exchange buddies (let's be honest you can never have enough) to talk to on a consistent basis, I realized some of you here might be trying to do the same so don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like to connect, below I'll list my language competency levels.

Spanish (native speaker)

English (B2 or upper intermediate)

Portuguese: A2 (can understand and read/write decently but my conversation skills are lacking).

I'm happy to talk with non-natives if you're a B1 or B2 level.

Let's help each other!!! Hey everyone, So, one of my new year's resolutions for this year was to get fluent in English by the end of the year, right now I'm a B2 student struggling to reach the next level, my writing, and listening skills are decently good already but I need to work on my speaking (confidence and spontaneity). I'd like to find a language exchange partner to talk with on a regular basis (once or twice a week), doesn't matter if you're not a native speaker as long as we're on the same level (upper-intermediate), and if you're a native speaker and are looking to practice your Spanish we can arrange a 50/50 language exchange. I'm friendly, respectful and very open minded. If you're interested please don't hesitate to contact me so we can start ASAP!! Thank you!