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Asked: December 7, 20242024-12-07T19:07:53+00:00 2024-12-07T19:07:53+00:00In: Learning Platforms

What are the best online communities to practice English speaking?

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Can you suggest some online communities where I can practice English speaking regularly with others?

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    Certainly! There are several online communities where you can practice English speaking with others. The best platform for you may depend on your speaking level, interests, and goals. Here are a few popular options:

    1. italki:

    – italki is a language learning platform that allows you to connect with language tutors or language exchange partners.

    – You can practice speaking English by scheduling one-on-one lessons or by finding a language exchange partner to practice with for free.

    2. Tandem:

    – Tandem is a language exchange app that connects language learners with native speakers across the world.

    – You can practice your English speaking skills by chatting via text, voice messages, voice calls, and video calls.

    3. Speaky:

    – Speaky is another language exchange community where you can practice English by chatting with people from around the world.

    – It offers text, voice, and video chat options to help improve your speaking and listening skills.

    4. HelloTalk:

    – HelloTalk is an app designed for language exchange, with a user base of millions of language learners.

    – You can practice English by making voice and video calls or by exchanging text messages with native speakers.

    5. ConversationExchange:

    – This website allows you to find conversation partners for language exchanges in your local area or online.

    – The site doesn’t offer its own chat tools, but you can arrange to meet up in person or

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