"Practice and improvisation are NOT...

...compatible with each other." This is a paraphrased stetement by a famous jazz piano player. There are many things in common between making music and speaking a foreign language. Practice is one thing. Improvisation is another.

Teaching yourself is a way of practice. So is taking private lessons. Conversation is a form of improvisation by a group of people.

In order to acquire English comprehension that is good enough to converse in it, you need to experience the "real conversation without senarios" in English, and the best way for you to start experiencing it is to try talking to your fellow learning persons who are about at the same level as yours.

English Out Loud offers you the online environment and opportunities to meet new fellows and talk to them. Now, what are you waiting for? Let's get together online !

Free Resistrasion

Most of the functions at English Out Loud SNS is free of charge, except that some events require admission fees. It's free to register, free to write your diary and your comments to other members. You are free to give events.

Further more, if you have Skype , you can make actual calls with your fellows in the only common language of yours, English.

FAQ

Q１．Wouldn't it be better to talk to someone very experienced in speaking English?

A１．A big difference between your English comprehension and others' would keep you from speaking. If you go study abroad to an English speaking nation, you will enjoy talking to other international students, and then will gradually be able to enjoy talking to the local people.