Hey everyone! 👋 This community is here for YOU, so don't be shy about jumping in. You don't need to be an expert or have perfect English. That's what we're here for! 😎 Here are a few ways to get involved: 💬 Start a conversation: Ask a question, share an idea, or tell us about something you're interested in. 🤝 Connect with others: Looking for someone to practice English with or someone who shares your interests? Post about it! 🎧 Share something cool: Found a useful tip, an interesting video, article, or podcast? Drop it here so we can all learn something new. 🗣️ Join our Conversation Club: We're now meeting Wednesdays at 7 PM! 🎉 It's a great chance to practice speaking, meet other members, and get more comfortable using English. 📚 Check out the Classroom: New courses are coming this week, so keep an eye on the Classroom tab! Remember, this community gets better when we all contribute. You don't have to wait for me to start a conversation. Take the initiative, share something, ask a question, or reach out to another member! 🔥 Let's get things moving! 👇 To get started, tell us in the comments: What's one topic you could talk about for hours? Let's see what we have in common!

Hi! I'm Andres 👋 📍 I'm from Colombia living in Guadalajara 💼 I work as a graphic designer and I have a degree in the same area. 🗣️ My English level is B1 (I hope so..) 🎯 I want to improve my English because I want to find design projects abroad 😬 I feel least confident speaking English when I have to speak in public. 💡 You can ask me about movies, series, and books. 🤝 I'd love to connect with people who are calm and funny. 🎉 Something interesting/fun about me is that I’m a dog lover, in fact, I have two 🐾

You know the feeling. You want to speak up, but your heart starts racing, and you overthink every single grammar rule. I want to know: What is your #1 personal trick to force yourself out of your comfort zone and just SPEAK, even when your confidence is low? Do you use a specific mindset, practice with AI tools, or just count to 3 and jump in? Give us your best "exposure therapy" tips below! 👇