Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: How's your Spanish practice going?
Speaker2: LOL, you could say it's going
Speaker1: haha You don't seem to confident in your progress
Speaker2: No, I just can't seem to get into the flow. 
Speaker2: I always end up putting it off, and I barely ever go to Language Exchange meetups
Speaker1: Yeah yeah, I get you.
Speaker1: I've started to have conversation lessons with native speakers online.
Speaker2: Yeah? And how does that work?
Speaker1: Well,  I just find native speaker, tutors and professional teachers through with website, and then we set up a time, and then skype and just talk.
Speaker2: And you have to pay for this?
Speaker1: Yeah, it's like a normal paid lesson, and you pay through the platform, and see their schedule and just pick a time slot they have available. 
Speaker1: And then then have to accept your request, and you exchange Skype, and then just have a conversation,
Speaker2: I don't think my level is even good enough to have a conversation with someone
Speaker1: No, I think you'd be good. It's really helpful to just listen to someone speak too
Speaker2: Yeah yeah, I could think about it 
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: Here is the link to the site, check it out! I really recommend! 
Speaker2: Hahah cool, thanks, I'll take a look
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not satisfied with his Spanish lessons. Speaker1 recommends a website on which he can find native speakers and converse with them online. Speaker2 will have a look.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has bought a new game. Speaker1 can't afford to do it at the moment.