Are you looking for a language exchange partner for who speaks Japanese?

I've been learning English for plenty of a long time but I've always wanted to improve my skills especially in speaking. I've been in Singapore over 3 years now but I still feel embarrassed when I speak to native English speakers and it's very hard to make friends. So I want to overcome this fear by having language exchange partners with using on this app. I also study Chinese and passed HSK5 (Chinese test). I'm really into learning languages, and I'm willing to help your Japanese, too:)
I love dogs, and like eating and cooking so I've worked for in the food industry for a long time. I'm good at baking too! I also do painting sometimes.
If you find any common interests or just feel like saying hi, please feel free to talk to me;)))!

* (!) How cruel. I'm not a native English speaker, I'm only a mere C2 on the OOPT, so I guess you don't wanna talk to me. /joke
(You might want to change the "native" part to "fluent" if you don't want to exclude people who are bilingual such as myself.)
* Remember that in English we capitalize languages (English), countries (Singapore) and citizenship (biological or otherwise) (Chinese.) You also always capitalize the first person pronoun "I."
* "Let's work on learning languages together" isn't wrong but it sounds awkward. "Let's learn languages together" is shorter but also sounds more natural.
* "Plenty of time" sounds strange when it's used like this, almost like you're more confident in your skills than you're letting on (vaguely like "I've studied plenty of time, I can speak English just great!") "A long time" is more appropriate.
* You work for a company and a [something] shop (e.g. barber shop, toy store) but when we talk about industries or sectors we generally say we work in them. I'm in the service sector, I work in the manufacturing industry.

Are you looking for a language exchange partner for Japanese?

Are you looking for a language exchange partner for Japanese?