英会話喫茶って英語でなんて言うの？

"A popular cafe where people go to practice their English" This is a simple and direct way to express what you are trying to say. You can also use the term "English hotspot" "Hotspot"is a place of significant activity. So you can use this term to explain the fact that many people go to this place (cafe) to practice their English.

A "Where shall we go this evening?" B " Mmmm, I'd like to practice some English conversation. A "There's an English conversation cafe near my place." B "OK, but can we go to the English chat cafe in the city centre? After, we can have restaurant meal." A "OK, good idea!"

Lounge = a public place where people can sit,relax and converse with other guests. It could also be referred to as a Language Cafe in instances where guests can practice other languages too.

"Cafe" means the same as "Coffee shop" "An English coffee shop" Is a cafe where people speak English. "There are cafes/coffee shops where you can go to practice speaking English." This Explains to the person what a English conversation cafe is.

These are cafes where Japanese people practice their English conversation skills. Provides people an alternative to private English lessons which are more expensive. The people interact with one another and in the process can discuss topics in English. ____________________________________________________________________________- Example A: How was you trip to Japan? B: Amazing! I went to a few English-conversation cafes.

Although 英会話 translates to English conversation, in this case, it feels more natural to say English cafe.

When you want to explain that there are cafes where people can practice their English; you may explain it as: -An English conversation cafe -A cafe where people visit to practice their English