Your Top 10 Language Exchange Websites for Speaking English Fluently

Posted on January 18, 2013 by Anastasia Koltai in English Pronunciation, English Speaking, Learn English, Useful English learning websites.

Language exchange websites are a fantastic possibility, a challenge. You can learn languages completely free and talk to native speakers.
However, you’ll need lots of motivation not to stop after the first occasion.
Many, MANY of you asked me whether I know some good language exchange websites where you can practice English with native speakers.
Most of you who asked me about this come from India, Spain, Portugal, Philippines and some other countries. Here on the blog, in email and on our Facebook page.
Thank you for this. And I’d like to encourage you not to stop – whenever you have a question or a piece of opinion, please always share it with me.
So, here are the 10 language exchange communities, composed of the sites you could vote all week, getting them into top 10 and of ones I think can’t be left out, based on my own personal experience.
1. Easy Language Exchange

Easy Language Exchange makes language learning available and free for all. They provide all the essential tools to make languages easy for you. Practice to read, write and speak with natives.
Although the website is new you will find many people there. The founders are nice people and you will be in a good company.
2. Coeffee.com

The friendly language exchange community. The website is absolutely amazing. Besides the main reason we are here (language exchange) you will also be able to play games to improve your vocabulary and pronunciation. Test yourself and, of course, share the results with your friends.
By the way, FRIENDS, are on the background image. Always with you!
3. LingoGlobe

LingoGlobe.com is a free Language Exchange Community. Learn and practice foreign languages with native speakers. Discuss on the Lingo Globe language forum or even a live chat.

4. italki

italki is a language learning social network that connects students and language teachers. You can find language exchange partners, practice speaking a foreign language, ask questions, find free online language resources, and get help from an international community of language learners.

italki has been here for a while and has become one of the most popular language exchange communities in the world.

5. Verbling

Verbling lets language learners instantly connect with native speakers around the world through live video.

Right now on Verbling you can learn languages like English, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Russian.

6. busuu.com

Bussuu.com is one of the biggest language exchange communities out there.

7. Language Exchange – Eslteachersboard.com

Now, this is an advertising board where you can place your ad and quickly find a language exchange partner. It doesn’t look so beautiful like the websites above, but believe me, you will get what you were looking for.

8. Language Exchange Project

The personal project by a polish guy, Greg. @LangExchange. His website works great. The community is live and personally I loved his other projects as well.

9. MyLanguageExchange.com

Practice and learn foreign languages with native speakers via email, text chat, voice chat or meet up for face to face conversation exchange. There are millions of registered members!

10. Conversation Exchange

Through Conversation Exchange you can have three types of language exchange. Face to face conversation by meeting up with native speakers, Correspondence (pen-pal), text and voice chat.http://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/how-to-speak-english-fluently-best-tips-by-kevin-dean/