Language Exchange Partner/Chat?

Hi all,

Just wondered who speaks to native speakers of the languages you’re learning (English, French etc.) to practise and learn the language that way? 

I’m currently using www.easylanguageexchange.com to find language partners and have made a lot of great friends on there, everyone’s really friendly and is a real confidence booster – is anybody else on there? 

Thought this might be useful; in my experience practising and learning languages with native speakers is much better than reading a book etc. 

What do you think?

Hi,certainly you are right,native speakers could help us a great deal about learning a foreign language and I believe for learning a language books and the like are more artificial,by the way thanks for introducing that website because I,m learning Spanish and I have been looking for a partner,I think I can find it there better.

hi i’m from egypt and i want to learn speak english with native speaker

and i can learn he/she the arabic too

Youse,

I have seen you on the site, that’s great. Books help for understanding the language and grammar but you really to need to practise often or you forget and all that time you put in feels like a waste! 

How often does everyone need to practise you think?

Cindy, you mean on Ebaby? Well, I go along with you on languages being elusive. In my view, the process of learning a language should be as much continuous as possible to not forget it, as you said. And when it comes to English, in terms of some aspects, like its being more voluminous compared to other international languages, it makes it harder for its learners learn it in this regard. I think it depends on the learners aims how often they practise a language, for instance, I have been preparing myself so as to take IELTS exam, therefore I have to study English almost everyday if I want to achieve my aimed band score. For others with varied purposes it can require more or less time.

“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” – Nelson Mandela RIP