First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I want to talk in English to someone who is a native speaker.

We usually don't say "want to talk"
We say "want to talk to" or "talk with" ~ "speak to" or "speak with"

Here are some examples of these more natural / commonly said sentences.

I want to talk to someone in English who is a native speaker.
I want to talk with someone in English who is a native speaker.

I want to speak to someone who is a native speaker of English.
I want to speak with someone  who speaks native of English.


>> Although, I have some foreign friends, I'd like to make some new friends.

>> Who wants to become my friend?!  < Casual

More formal / polite way to say:
Who would like to become my friend? 
Would you like to become my friend?

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I want to  talk in English with someone who is a native speaker.

I have some foreign friends, though, I'd like to make some new friends, as well. :)

Who want to become my friend?! :D

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I wanna (want to) talk in English with someone who is a native speaker.

I have some foreign friends, though, I'd like to make some new friends, as well. :)

Who wanna (wants to) become my friend?!  :D

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Nice job.^^