English language partner

Bezonders, well, to talk, one has to have something to talk about, not just someone to talk to... most of us are well past the age when "talking for the sake of talking" makes any sense at all. And whatever topic you happen to choose, there will always be a sh*tload of forums out there with helluva lot native speakers for you to be made sport of

What would probably make sense here, is talking about how to learn a language. At least this is what you all "talking-for-the-sake-of-talking" fans are really interested in, right?

Bezonders, it's not "talking-for-the-sake-of-talking" what you see in the offtopic sections of most forums. It's more like "talking-for-the-sake-of-dating" or "talking-for-the-sake-of-showing-off" or "talking-for-the-sake-of-having-something-to-do-so-as-not-to-do-what-one-is-supposed-to-in-the-office" or all of the above. The reason I like onliner is exactly that there's more knowledge exchange and less idle chat (or shall I say "flood and flame") than elsewhere on the 'net. Language is secondary. If I am stuck having stumbled upon something really important in Finnish and failing to get helped out, well, try and go learning Finnish is what I'll be up to

Disclaimer: I ain't no professional. I am just an ordinary language user, probably with a bit of a "delighted amateur" to add to this

What a wonderful idea "English language partner"!

Thanks to Bezonders I found this reference. I am very bad speaker and I have so much mistakes (but I am learning grammatics).

Please don't forget this topic.

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roundabout

Is it not Latin that the magic rabbit should study?

ВолшебныйКролик, relax, bro, they gotta say that to everyone.

Backward

Same ole' shit, pal.

The idea is to make some nice little flood in English.