Professional English · Real conversation

Speak English with confidence — in meetings, interviews, and life.

A hosted weekly Zoom session where professionals and learners from 40+ countries practise real spoken English — structured, friendly, and strictly respectful.

12 years hosted weekly · 750+ events run · 40+ countries

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● Live every Sunday

Sunday · 6:00 PM Sydney, Australia

Two full hours of conversation — your local time will be shown here automatically.

No account. No fee. Meeting passcode: 772305

🛡️ Hosted & moderated · never a dating platform · cameras on at all times · leave anytime

What is Let’s Talk in English?

60 seconds. Sound on optional — captions included.

Real people. Real friendships.

From our face-to-face Sydney, Australia meetups — the same warm community, now worldwide on Zoom.

A big happy Let’s Talk in English group at an outdoor Sydney meetup
Members waving at a picnic gathering in Sydney, Australia
Three friends laughing together after a meetup
Members raising glasses and celebrating at a Sydney event
Group of members at the beach in Sydney, Australia

Upcoming sessions

Every Sunday · 6:00 PM Sydney, Australia — shown here in your local time.

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Built for busy professionals

Apps teach vocabulary. Conversation builds careers.

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Structured conversation

Hosted breakout rooms with discussion topics — your speaking time is protected.

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Confidence for work

Fluency for meetings, interviews, presentations and networking.

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A global circle

Meet people from 40+ countries — friendships grow naturally, at your pace.

House rules — read before joining

Serious about English. Serious about respect.

One purpose: practise English and get to know people slowly and comfortably.

English practice comes first — every session is focused, hosted, and structured around conversation.

Cameras on at all times — every member keeps their camera on for the whole session. It keeps the group safe, real, and welcoming.

Friendships at your own pace — get to know people slowly, week by week. No pressure, ever.

Never ask for phone numbers or private contacts — requesting numbers, socials, or private meetings is strictly prohibited. This is not a dating platform.

No harassment of any kind — unwanted attention, romantic advances, or pressure of any form.

Zero tolerance: anyone breaking these rules is removed on the spot and permanently banned from all Let’s Talk in English events worldwide.

Loved by our members

Some of our regulars have been coming every Sunday for five years and more.

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Paul, founder and host of Let’s Talk in English

“I moved to Australia and couldn’t make friends or speak with confidence. So I built the room I wish I’d had.”

— Paul · Founder & Host · TESOL-certified · 750+ sessions over 12 years

Never miss a Sunday

Get one friendly reminder email each week. No spam, ever.

Questions people ask

Is it really free? What’s the catch?

Yes — completely free, no catch. Paul has hosted these sessions as a community for 12 years. A paid membership with extras may come one day, but the Sunday session stays open.

Do I have to turn my camera on?

Yes. Cameras stay on for the whole session — it keeps the group safe, real, and friendly. Your microphone can be muted while others speak, but your face is part of the conversation.

What English level do I need?

If you can read this page, you can join. We speak slowly, help each other, and nobody judges mistakes — that’s the whole point.

What if I’m shy or it’s my first time?

You’re exactly who this is for. Small breakout rooms of 3–5 people, a host guiding the conversation, and you can just listen until you feel ready.

What happens after I click Join?

Zoom opens, the host welcomes you, you’re placed in a small friendly group with a discussion topic, and two hours later you leave with better English and often a new friend. Leave earlier anytime — no pressure.