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Add your languages, level, interests, time zone, correction style, and the kind of partner you actually want.
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Find someone to speak. try. stumble.
A language exchange space for people who actually want to practise. Match with real learners, start with useful prompts, swap corrections, and keep the phrases worth remembering.
✓ Same LLH Tutor login
✓ Real people, real practice
✓ One membership
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Human language exchange
Tonight's exchange
EN ↔ ES
Can we practise ordering food?
Yes. Correct me if I sound too formal.
Deal. Try a café sentence first.
Not a feed. Not a dating app. Not another streak machine.
LLH Speak is built around one simple belief: learners need useful conversations with real people. Less scrolling, less awkward small talk, more chances to speak, ask, correct, listen, and try again.
How it works
Start with a purpose, not a blank message box.
Most language exchanges fall apart because nobody knows what to say next. LLH Speak gives every conversation a reason to begin.
Choose the exchange
Casual chat, voice notes, beginner help, travel phrases, interview practice, culture swap, or grammar corrections.
Keep what matters
Save useful phrases, correction notes, partner tips, and the expressions you would never find in a textbook.
First version
A calmer exchange space with stronger learning habits.
This is the version that feels focused from day one. Small, useful, friendly, and designed for people who want to get better.
Partner map
Find people by language, level, goals, time zone and preferred practice style.
Prompt deck
Conversation cards for travel, work, culture, food, daily life and beginner confidence.
Voice notes
Practise speaking without the pressure of a live video call.
Correction style
Choose gentle, detailed, grammar focused, pronunciation focused, or casual feedback.
Phrase shelf
Save natural expressions from real conversations and revisit them later.
Culture notes
Ask how people really speak where they live, not only what textbooks say.
Safe by design
Reporting, blocking, profile controls and message limits for new accounts.
Helpful reputation
Surface partners who reply well, give useful corrections and keep practice respectful.
People first
A community that feels more like a study circle.
The early version should not chase millions of users or public feeds. It should start as a curated circle of learners who want kind corrections, regular practice, and better conversations.
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Lucía, Spanish native
Learning English for travel and work
voice notes
evenings
gentle corrections
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Tom, English native
Learning Spanish for everyday life
beginner friendly
food
travel
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Amina, French native
Learning German through short chats
culture
text chat
grammar help
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Kai, German native
Practising English conversation
work topics
weekends
direct feedback
Better value
One membership, more ways to practise.
LLH Speak should make the wider LLH membership feel complete. Learn, practise, speak, save phrases, and keep moving through one account.
The usual stack
- ×One product for lessons
- ×Another for language partners
- ×Another for vocabulary
- ×Another for speaking practice
- ×Everything feels disconnected
The LLH way
- ✓Same LLH Tutor login
- ✓Real partner practice through LLH Speak
- ✓Saved phrases and correction notes
- ✓One membership for a fuller learning system
- ✓More value without juggling five apps
Real fluency begins when practice starts feeling like a conversation.
LLH Speak is being built for learners who are ready to talk to people, not just complete exercises.
Early access
Join the first circle of LLH Speak.
Be one of the first learners to test the human language exchange layer inside the LLH ecosystem.
FAQ
Useful answers before launch.
Is LLH Speak separate from LLH Tutor?
It should use the same LLH Tutor login, so learners can move between learning and real conversation without creating a separate account.
Is this for complete beginners?
Yes. Beginners can use simple prompts, voice notes, patient partners and clear correction preferences.
Will this be included in one membership?
That is the strongest model. LLH Speak should make an LLH membership feel more complete by adding real human practice.
Will there be live calls?
The first version should focus on profiles, matching, text chat, voice notes, saved phrases and correction requests. Live calls can come later.
How will the community stay safe?
Start with clear rules, reporting, blocking, profile controls, message limits and learning focused profiles.