Language Exchange SNS Lang-8 Introduction
lang-8.com Lang-8 is a social networking site for language exchange and international communication. At Lang-8, you can write in the language you are learning, have them corrected by users whose native language is the one you are studying, and then help other people that are learning your native language. Lang-8 makes language learning fun thanks to the social aspect! Make friends and learn about their lives while learning and practicing a new language. Lang-8 makes it easy to learn, and you’ll always want to come back to practice!
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cool site with a fugly design haha.. so i’m trying to change its appearance on client side..
wow tofugu you made an account just for lang-8 haha.. you really love lang-8
Lang-8 is the bomb!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SITE! It’s one of my favorites.
I watched your vid and started lang-8.
There is a community of lang-8 on mixi. And the person who made the community was the creater of lang-8 !!!!!!And he is just 25 years old student. He is graduate school student of Kyoto University. I was very surprized…
very good open source to emprove the langauges that you want to learn
I was meant to see this video. For no reason today i felt like writing blogs in Japanese. this is going to be fun.
The best page in the world! I could not imagine studying language without it anymore!
i’m a new member. May u show me the way study E.l well. Thanks a lot.
I have seen alot of people who want to learn english, In non-English countries, they are taught British English. Then they come to the States here not understanding the englsih here. American English have a lot of grammer rules.
The grammar rules are all the same, the language is just spoken and used a bit differently.
some of it is very subtle, like in America you’d say “I don’t have time to do that” whereas in Britain someone would probalby say “I haven’t got the time to do that”. just little differences like that. I think it’s juts the accents and idioms. grammar is all the same though.
I quote: “American English have a lot of grammer rules”
See something wrong there?
(I’m not attacking you by the way, I just noticed XD)
Whats wrong with it?
It should be, “American English has a lot of grammar rules.”
And I agree with dirtpipedan; it’s mostly a lot of slang or phrasing. For example, Brits say “lorry” (lorrie?) and Americans say “truck.” My French teacher, who spoke beautiful English, always had to stop and remember which one to say.
“alot” is not a word
slayingacedia got in ahead of me there…
That page is great, did you create it?
and no spelling rules
labor/ color/ favorite/ defense
all wrong