I've started to speak with strangers ion a Discord server called "Language Sloth".

"in" may be okay but "on" sounds more natural to me

It's a place where people are unitedcome together to exchange their languages toand talk with native speakers.

"their" is okay but unnecessary

The channel is really cool,; you can meet a lot of people from around the world, which is also great tofor meeting new cultures.

did you mean "server" instead of a particular channel?

One of the features on Sloth is that you can add tags that show the languages you speak in your profile, so if you're uncomfortable to havehaving conversations with native speakers, you can just try to find someone who is trying to learn your desired language, but who also speaks your native language.

You can make online friends from the conmfort of your housown home.

"house" more so refers to the physical building

It really encourages you as another motivationor to learn languages.

It's not just because of pronunciation, but also thatbecause you don't have a backspace key in your mouth, so you can't go back in your speech without stuttering and sounding weird.

or "but it's also that"

On the other sidehand, that helps you in getting used to the pace of real conversations.

or just "helps you get used to"

I try to keep my sentences simple when I talk, so to avoid the mistakes of doing highly complex sentences decreases andand so that the focus on communication increases.

It will be very uncomfortable at the beginning, but you'll get the hang of it, and the experience is worth it.

It's a place where people are united to exchange their languages to talk with native speakers.

Sentence is correct but sounds a bit unnatural

The channel is really cool, you can meet a lot of people from around the world, which is also great to meefor learning about new cultures.

One of the features on Sloth is that you can add tags that show the languages you speak in your profile, so if you're uncomfortable towith haveing conversations with native speakers, you can just try to find someone who is trying to learn your desired language, but who also speaks your native language.

It really encourages you as another, motivationg you to learn languages.

On the other side, thait helps you to getting used to the pace of real conversations.

I try to keep my sentences simple when I talk, so the mistakes of dothat occur when speaking highly complex sentences decreases, and the focus on communication increases.

It will be very uncomfortable at the beginning, but you'll get the hang of it and the experience is worth it.