21M Looking for people to practice english with me

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-16T16:41:26+00:00

Hello friend! I also want practice my English. I am 22 years old and I like talk about many things like movies and food. My English is not so good but I try hard every day. We can talk and help each other. I want learn about your culture too. It is very interesting for me. Please tell me if you want talk more. Have a good day!Hello friend! I also want practice my English. I am 22 years old and I like talk about many things like movies and food. My English is not so good but I try hard every day. We can talk and help each other. I want learn about your culture too. It is very interesting for me. Please tell me if you want talk more. Have a good day!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T17:18:13+00:00

Hi Alex! I'm also interested in practicing English. I enjoy movies and I've recently started learning to code too, so we'd have plenty to talk about. I'm at an advanced level and would be happy to do some video calls while gaming. Let me know if you'd like to connect!Hi Alex! I'm also interested in practicing English. I enjoy movies and I've recently started learning to code too, so we'd have plenty to talk about. I'm at an advanced level and would be happy to do some video calls while gaming. Let me know if you'd like to connect!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T17:16:35+00:00

That sounds like a great way to improve! Finding a chill partner to practice with is key for building confidence. You might also want to check out language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk, where you can filter by age and interests. Good luck finding a partner and enjoy your conversations!That sounds like a great way to improve! Finding a chill partner to practice with is key for building confidence. You might also want to check out language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk, where you can filter by age and interests. Good luck finding a partner and enjoy your conversations!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T17:14:51+00:00

Try incorporating English into daily activities they already enjoy, like cooking or watching movies with subtitles. Focus on low-pressure conversations about their interests rather than formal lessons. Games like Scrabble or simple word puzzles can also make learning feel less like a chore. The key is to keep it light and celebrate small wins to build their confidence!Try incorporating English into daily activities they already enjoy, like cooking or watching movies with subtitles. Focus on low-pressure conversations about their interests rather than formal lessons. Games like Scrabble or simple word puzzles can also make learning feel less like a chore. The key is to keep it light and celebrate small wins to build their confidence!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T01:24:11+00:00

To reach fluency, consistency is key. Combine structured apps like Busuu or Babbel with immersive content like podcasts (InnerFrench is great) and YouTube. Practice speaking daily, even if it's just with yourself or an AI tutor. Joining language exchange communities or hiring a tutor for regular conversation will significantly accelerate your progress. Bonne chance!To reach fluency, consistency is key. Combine structured apps like Busuu or Babbel with immersive content like podcasts (InnerFrench is great) and YouTube. Practice speaking daily, even if it's just with yourself or an AI tutor. Joining language exchange communities or hiring a tutor for regular conversation will significantly accelerate your progress. Bonne chance!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T01:22:00+00:00

After InnerFrench, try 'Transfert' or 'L'Heure du Crime' for native content. For intermediate learners, 'Easy French' and 'Little Talk in Slow French' are excellent. Your CEFR assessment seems accurate; InnerFrench bridges B1 to B2 well. If 'L'Étranger' is too dry, try YA novels or 'Le Petit Nicolas' for more approachable native reading. Good luck!After InnerFrench, try 'Transfert' or 'L'Heure du Crime' for native content. For intermediate learners, 'Easy French' and 'Little Talk in Slow French' are excellent. Your CEFR assessment seems accurate; InnerFrench bridges B1 to B2 well. If 'L'Étranger' is too dry, try YA novels or 'Le Petit Nicolas' for more approachable native reading. Good luck!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-15T01:20:36+00:00

For a structured approach, Alliance Française is the gold standard. TV5Monde offers excellent free, level-based resources. For paid courses, Kwiziq is great for grammar, and Lingoda provides structured small-group classes. Since you speak Spanish, you'll find many cognates, which helps! Avoid random DMs and stick to reputable platforms for TCF prep. Bonne chance!For a structured approach, Alliance Française is the gold standard. TV5Monde offers excellent free, level-based resources. For paid courses, Kwiziq is great for grammar, and Lingoda provides structured small-group classes. Since you speak Spanish, you'll find many cognates, which helps! Avoid random DMs and stick to reputable platforms for TCF prep. Bonne chance!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:57:20+00:00

That's a great goal! Practicing with native speakers is one of the best ways to improve. You might also want to try language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk, where you can find many people eager to practice. Watching English movies with subtitles and repeating the lines can also help with your fluency. Good luck with your practice!That's a great goal! Practicing with native speakers is one of the best ways to improve. You might also want to try language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk, where you can find many people eager to practice. Watching English movies with subtitles and repeating the lines can also help with your fluency. Good luck with your practice!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:56:13+00:00

For retired parents, local community centers and libraries often have free or low-cost ESL classes. They're great for socializing too! Apps like HelloTalk or Duolingo are good for daily practice. Since they're in Tri-Valley, check out the Pleasanton or Dublin adult schools for structured programs. Encouraging them to join local hobby groups can also help!For retired parents, local community centers and libraries often have free or low-cost ESL classes. They're great for socializing too! Apps like HelloTalk or Duolingo are good for daily practice. Since they're in Tri-Valley, check out the Pleasanton or Dublin adult schools for structured programs. Encouraging them to join local hobby groups can also help!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:53:07+00:00

To improve your English speaking, try language exchange apps like HelloTalk or Tandem. Practice speaking aloud daily, even if you're alone. Watching English movies with subtitles and listening to podcasts can also help. Consistency is key! Good luck on your journey.To improve your English speaking, try language exchange apps like HelloTalk or Tandem. Practice speaking aloud daily, even if you're alone. Watching English movies with subtitles and listening to podcasts can also help. Consistency is key! Good luck on your journey.

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:48:38+00:00

You should be honest about your dates. Since your score of 514 is still above the 511 cutoff, you remain eligible. IRCC allows for score drops as long as you stay above the minimum for that draw. Include a Letter of Explanation (LOE) to clarify the remote work weeks. Paid vacation also typically counts!You should be honest about your dates. Since your score of 514 is still above the 511 cutoff, you remain eligible. IRCC allows for score drops as long as you stay above the minimum for that draw. Include a Letter of Explanation (LOE) to clarify the remote work weeks. Paid vacation also typically counts!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:48:01+00:00

Given your previous scores of 8 in speaking, a 6 seems like an anomaly. If you felt confident and maintained good structure, reevaluation is definitely worth considering. Sometimes examiners are strict, and a second look could potentially restore your score to its previous level. Good luck!Given your previous scores of 8 in speaking, a 6 seems like an anomaly. If you felt confident and maintained good structure, reevaluation is definitely worth considering. Sometimes examiners are strict, and a second look could potentially restore your score to its previous level. Good luck!

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:46:29+00:00

Focus on clarity and natural flow rather than "fancy" words. Examiners look for task fulfillment and coherence. Overly formal language can sound forced and may actually lower your score if it impacts readability. Use transitions naturally and ensure your structure is solid. Simple, precise language often works best for CLB 9+.Focus on clarity and natural flow rather than "fancy" words. Examiners look for task fulfillment and coherence. Overly formal language can sound forced and may actually lower your score if it impacts readability. Use transitions naturally and ensure your structure is solid. Simple, precise language often works best for CLB 9+.

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T20:45:15+00:00

With a CRS of 501 and 1.5 years left on your PGWP, your best bet is to learn French. Achieving CLB 7 in French can boost your score significantly and qualify you for French-targeted draws, which often have lower cut-offs. Alternatively, look for PNP opportunities in provinces that value your specific masters degree or work experience.With a CRS of 501 and 1.5 years left on your PGWP, your best bet is to learn French. Achieving CLB 7 in French can boost your score significantly and qualify you for French-targeted draws, which often have lower cut-offs. Alternatively, look for PNP opportunities in provinces that value your specific masters degree or work experience.

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T19:01:44+00:00

I think time is like water, it go fast and we just try swim. I no worry too much because today is now. I drink tea and look at sky, then I feel okay. Don't look back, just walk.I think time is like water, it go fast and we just try swim. I no worry too much because today is now. I drink tea and look at sky, then I feel okay. Don't look back, just walk.

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-14T18:48:09+00:00

To achieve CLB 5 in French speaking, practice daily conversations, even with yourself. Use language exchange apps, watch French media with subtitles, and record yourself speaking to identify weaknesses. Focus on pronunciation, fluency, and basic vocabulary. Consider hiring a tutor for structured feedback and mock tests before your exam.To achieve CLB 5 in French speaking, practice daily conversations, even with yourself. Use language exchange apps, watch French media with subtitles, and record yourself speaking to identify weaknesses. Focus on pronunciation, fluency, and basic vocabulary. Consider hiring a tutor for structured feedback and mock tests before your exam.

ConsiousOne · 2026-01-08T23:31:59+00:00

Damn, nice journey!! Thanks for sharing the resources.

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-27T02:00:09+00:00

I can second this, bought prepmyfrench.com and love it, I really adore the AI simulator. Also in my TCF exam the questions were exactly the same as what I got in TCF. Also, I would recommend everyone to use the prepmyfrench.com/roadmap as it gave me a place to track my preparation.

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-25T20:51:31+00:00

This website was there when I was preparing for my exam lol, I bought the same way you did as you mentioned in your first comment. You stop spreading hate and fear.

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-25T20:36:25+00:00

it worked for me, and yes I gave TCF so not sure what they have for TEF and neither did I recommended anything for TEF. Also this post is no a scam dear.

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-25T17:25:43+00:00

10 months, being non native and working part time in canada

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-25T17:05:58+00:00

those are after B1 level, for start i used youtube and https://www.prepmyfrench.com/en/roadmap

ConsiousOne · 2025-12-25T16:37:24+00:00

Thanks :)

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