Hi! My name is Ahmed, I'm from Egypt. I'm learning English and I'd love to practice speaking with a native speaker. Would you be open to a language exchange? We could chat by text first and maybe try a voice or video call later if that works for you. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Today, after university I went to get my hair cut. The salon is in Takaido. It’s a little far, but I keep going there because the staff are so nice. I’ve been going there since high school. When I got home, I made dinner. After that, I watched *Hunter x Hunter*.I am so tired today.

American English language learners that are wanting to improve their spoken American English.... Have you ever had a native English speaker born and raised in the US judge your spoken American English? Have you ever had them type to you the mistake that you said either a word or phrase not pronounced right or wrong sentence structure then type to you the correct pronunciation/word/sentence structure? Someone to listen to every sound you make as you speak to analyze the word choices you make and the order in which you speak your words to let you know if it's common to be said or natural to be said? Someone that will also focus on the amount of hesitation you have when speaking. How often you repeat words and phrases. To give you immediate or afterwards corrections. That way you know exactly what you're struggling with and what to improve on so you can become 'unstuck' in this difficulty that you're having with the American English language.

💡 Simple HSK1 Lesson: 是 / 对 / 好 These 3 words are super common for beginners but easy to mix up! Here is the simplest rule: 1. 是 (shì) = Am / Is / Are Used to define, explain identity (who/what something is). Example: 我是学生。(I am a student.) 2. 对 (duì) = Correct / Right Used to judge if an answer or opinion is right. Example: 你是对的。(You are right.) 3. 好 (hǎo) = Good / OK / Fine Used to describe quality or agree with a suggestion. Example: 很好！(Very good! / OK!)

Daily English Expressions! Day 6: Follow your gut Example: “I couldn’t decide where to go today for lunch today, so I followed my gut, tried a new place, and it turned out great!”

Learning any language comes with challenges. Some quit because of the lack of time or money. Some quit because of the lack of motivation. What are the challenges that you experience when learning a language? The more important question is how to overcome it? I studied English all my life and taught it as well and it's not challenge free. I also learned the Finnish language which was also challenging. Language learning can be time consuming and you need to integrate it in your life. What is the biggest challenge for you when it comes to language learning? #languagelearning #languageconversations

Today, I spent a lot of time working on a PowerPoint presentation for my course seminar. It took longer than I expected because I had to think carefully about the design, layout, and content of each slide. I was tired after finishing it, but I felt satisfied because I worked hard and made good progress. I hope my presentation will go well.

Today, I woke up only ten minutes before my part-time job started. I knew I would be late, so I panicked and rushed to get ready. It was a very stressful morning. I want to manage my time better and avoid oversleeping in the future so this does not happen again.

I think my sentences are sometimes a bit boring, so I want to make them more interesting. I tried writing about some interesting stories that happened in my life :) How do you spend your free time? I usually watch anime or listen to music. I really like Japanese anime, and my recommendation is My Hero Academia. Please watch it when you have free time.🍀