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Practise a language with company

Conversation practice gives you more chances to speak without waiting for perfect grammar. Meet someone at a similar level or arrange a language exchange.

Give the language and approximate level

Name the language and your level, or describe what you can do: everyday conversation or talking about work. For an exchange, say which language you can offer. Selecting a specific language in the activity list makes your invitation easier to find.

An invitation to adapt

Looking for an English practice partner around B1. A 30-minute online chat about travel, with corrections at the end. Time to be agreed.

Agree a small format

Start with 30–45 minutes and two topics. In an exchange, divide the time between languages. Meet in a quiet café or create an online meeting; agree the time zone when joining from different countries.

Decide how to handle mistakes

Ask whether corrections are welcome during the conversation or afterwards. You can note a few new words, but recording audio or video needs separate consent. Friendly practice does not include a teacher’s services or promise a particular result.

Turn the idea into a meeting

Pick the specific activity — each has its own invitations.

Where to go together

Choose a city and explore places. Check facilities for your activity, accessibility and reservations with the venue.