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Hi Mr. Mounir,
Thanks for sharing your interest. I think your post is a great start.
Hope these corrections help you!
Ben
Wanting to Improve my english speaking (English-speaking is usually the way we refer to someone who speaks English. It's an adjective. "She was an english speaking person." So when we want to refer to the way we speak the language, we usually just say "English" or "how I speak English". That helps it to be clearer for us.)
Hi all;I would like to explain ("share" would be a better word. 'explain' is for when we want to help someone understand something complicated.) my voluntary (desire? or wish?) to have native english-speaking native speaker friends to help me to improve my conversational english speaking.
I'm a French/Arabic native speaker and we can could make exchange on talking our conversation. (or perhaps even better would be... "We could chat" or We could talk in your language and mine."
Feel free to contact me :) (This sentence is great and very natural-sounding)
Have a Good day (this one depends on the country. "Good day" is a specifically British goodbye. In the USA, you would sound very British and maybe a little bit angry.)
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