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Hi Samuel, Just a quick vocabulary tip: a better verb for what you mean is “practice”: “anyone wanna practice English with me?” “Train” is used to talk about how someone prepares *for* a sports event, like a marathon. It is also how we talk about making habits: “I trained myself to get up at 5 am every day.” It is also the verb for what we do when we teach habits to pets or small kids: “I finally trained my dog to sit,” or “We are toilet training our toddler.” Hope that helps, and enjoy practicing English :).

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