How to Build a "Language Community"
We all know that the ubiquitous phrase "use it or lose it" applies perhaps most accurately to the learning and retention of a new language. Whatever your motivation for learning a language - be it for your career, to progress in studies, or for travel - it is crucial to have a strong motivation to practice. In my experience, the best way to ensure consistent progress is by stretching your social skills!
A Very Brief Guide to ‘Japanese London’!

1. Conversation exchange evenings
By far the largest is ‘The London Japanese Language Meetup Group’ which regularly attracts a diverse crowd of up to 100 on the second Tuesday of each month. It’s a sprawling, free event held in a pub off Leicester Square.
Japanese/English Conversation Groups in London
Do you want to find like-minded people who appreciate both Japanese and British culture and speak the two languages? Try a conversation evening. This is London – so you’ll meet all sorts of different types of people - from Anime artists to Zen masters! Great if you’re new in town… or just want to meet some new people.







