This is how it works: Users submit passages they hapve written, which native speakers of the language are then able to review and edit, fixing things like wordking, spelling and grammar.

Let's say, for example, a Japanese user, a French user , or a German user wrote something in English

Native English users would then be able to read and correct their entry using the easy-to-use and intuitive Lang-8 correcton tools.

In turn, when the native English speaker write an entry in the language he or she is learning, the native speakers of that language will be there to correct their entries.

Since it is a breeze for a native speaker to spot incorrect grammar and odd sounding sentences, our members tend to make fast and frequent corrections for fellow users.

Here you can choose the language you're learning that needs correction.

This block is called "Entries awaiting your correction".

You can also add one another as friends and friend's entries will be shown in another block.

Of course, everything is provided for free.

Lang-8 does not only cross borders, but it also provides a

Often posts will get it's first correction within 5 minutes - and about 90% of the entries will get corrected.

Though our company is located in Japan, our users are from 200 countries all around the world, and 70% of Lang-8 users are non-Japanese.

We already no have entries written in 80 different languages.

Please come and visit, and see for yourself.

Thank you all for coming today, I hope you (will) find the information in this presentation useful.

Revolutionary, how?

This is how it works: Users submit passages they hapve written, which native speakers of the language are then able to review and edit, fixing things like wordking, spelling and grammer.

Let's say, for example, a Japanese user, a French user , or a German user were to write something in English

Native English users would then be able to read and correct their entry entrie using the easy-to-use and intuitive Lang-8 correcton tools.

In turn, when the native English speaker writes an entry in the language he or she is learning, the native speakers speaksers of that language will be there to correct their entries.

Since it is a breeze for a native speaker to spot incorrect grammer and ood odd sounding sentences, our members tend to make fast and frequent corrections for fellow users.

Here you can shoose choose the langauge you need to have corrected.

This block is called "Engries Entries awaiting your correction".

You can also add one another as friends and friends' frineds' entries will be shown in another block.

Lang-8 does not just crossing borders, but it also provides a

We are simply taking advantage advatage of the fact that everyone (well, almost everyone) has a native tongue.

Though our company is located in Japan, our users are from 200 countries all around the world, and 70% of Lang-8 users are non-Japanese.

Our goal is to provide a worldwide service, not just a local, Japanese service.

We already no have entries written in 80 different languages.

Some people confuse Lang-8 for a translation service when, in fact, we are a language langauge learning service.

Translating requires high-level skills, but correcting sentences is not hard, as I said before, you only have to be a native speaker of the language to be able to easily correct entries.

Please come and visit, and see for yourself.

Some users requested that I upload the original Japanese version, so I will upload it later, and hopefully it will be helpful for Japanese learners.

This is how it works: Users submit passages that they have written in the language they are learning, inturn native speakers of that language are then able to review, edit, and correct spelling and grammer.

Let's say, for example, a Japanese speaker, a French speaker , or a German speaker were to write something in English

Native English speakers could then read and correct their entry, using the easy-to-use and intuitive Lang-8 correction tools.

In turn, when native English speakers write an entry in the language he or she is learning, the native speakers of that language will be able to correct their entry.

And thats it.

This entry is then automatically posted to the front page for native speakers to review.

You can also add one another as friends, and your friends entries will be shown in another block.

Of course, the use of Lang-8 is free.

convenient and easy way for people learning new languages and correspond with native speakers, and interacting with each other through the internet.

This contributes to why we have seen much success in our Lang-8 community - because it is just so easy to help others and to be helped.

Could you please record yourself reading them in English?

I'm sorry for asking you to do such hard work, but I want to do a good presentation and spread Lang-8 across the world.

After you finish recording, could you send the file to info@lang-8.

After finish recording, could you send the file to info@lang-8.

Hello, I am Yangyang Xi, CEO of Lang-8.

Lang-8 is a revolutionary approach to learning foreign language.

Revolutionary how?

(or How is it revolutionary?

This is how it works: Users submit passages they hapve written, which native speakers of that language are then able to review and edit, fixing things like wording, spelling and grammar.

Of course, everything in Lang-8 is free.

Lang-8 does not just transcend borders, but it also provides a

convenient and easy way for people learning new languages and their corresponding native speakers to interact with each other through the internet.

Posts will often get a first correction within 5 minutes - and about 90% of entries will get corrected.

Lang-8 is the realization of free online language exchange.

In turn, when the native English speaker write an entry in the language he or she is learning, the native speaksers of that language will be there to correct their entries.In turn, when a native English speaker writes an entry in the language he or she is learning, native speakers of that language will be there to correct it.

First, you can register your native language and the language your you are learning.

For example, my native language is Japanese so here are many Japanese entries written by people who are learning Japanese.For example, my native language is Japanese, so I correct entries written by people who are learning Japanese.

This makes it especially easy for me to find and access their entries that are awaiting correction and correct them.Lang-8 makes it especially easy for me to access and correct their entries.

Lang-8 does not just crossing borders, but it also provides aLang-8 does not only cross borders, it also provides a

convenient and easy way for people learning new languages and corresponding native speakers to interact with each other through the internet.convenient and easy way for people learning new languages to interact with corresponding native speakers through the internet

Often post will get a first correction within 5 minutes - and about 90% of entries will get corrected.Posts will often get their first correction within 5 minutes- and about 90% of all entries will be corrected.

Native English users would then be able to read and correct their entry, using the easy-to-use and intuitive Lang-8 correction tools.

Native English users would then be able to read and correct their entry, using the easy-to-use and intuitive Lang-8 correction tools.

Could you read and record these sentences?

Dear Lang-8 users,

Thank you very much for using Lang-8.

As I wrote in the previous entry ( http://lang-8.com/4/journals/637084 ), I will do a presentation in English in San Francisco on October 13th.

Many users have helped and corrected my presentation sentences.

Next phase, I will practice speaking.

Could you please record your self reading them in English?

I'm sorry for asking such a hard work, but I want to do a good presentation and spread Lang-8 across the world.

After finishing recording, could you send the file to info@lang-8.

com ?

Thank you in advance.

Here are the sentences I will speak.

(You can modify them as you like before you read.)