Tips, stories and ideas about learning a language by speaking with real people.
Language exchange pairs you with a native speaker for free, one-on-one conversation. You speak their language, they speak yours. Real friendships often follow.
Read →A screenwriter writes scripts for television and film. Learn what the job involves and why talking about your work is one of the best ways to practise speaking English with a native speaker.
Read →Three Spanish future forms look similar but mean different things. Learn which one to use when you talk about what will happen next.
Read →Learn when to use vayamos (subjunctive) instead of vamos (indicative) in Spanish. The subjunctive mood is mandatory after expressions like 'es mejor que' (it is better that).
Read →A language exchange partner teaches you English while you teach them your language. It's free, it's real conversation, and it opens doors to people and places around the world.
Read →Confused by Spanish verb tenses? Learn when to use haz, harías, hiciera and hagas with clear examples. A grammar guide for Spanish learners.
Read →A language exchange connects you with a native speaker who learns your language while you learn theirs. It's free, it's real conversation, and it's how you move from lessons to actual friendship.
Read →A language exchange with someone who writes science fiction can push your English further than any app. Here's how to find a language exchange partner and what makes these conversations so powerful.
Read →Pusiste is the correct preterite form of poner (to put). Has puesto is the present perfect. Learn when to use each irregular verb form with real Spanish sentences.
Read →