I can't do any exchange stuff, but I would 100% look up the Mass Immersion Approach to Japanese. It got Matt vs Japan to a very high level of fluency. MIA doesn't exist anymore but you can still use it for knowledge, and Migaku and Refold are the spin-offs they made after splitting the company.

Here is a video of Matt demonstrating his ability: https://youtu.be/SrHwPv7gUCE

if you try hard enough, you WILL reach a high level. I believe in you. All you have to do is research this method, watch Immerse with Migaku and Matt vs Japan on YouTube, and never give up. good luck!

I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

Username	Date	Post Link	Relevance	Offered Matches	Sought Matches
u/reioh_bamf	2021-01-03	Post	7	Japanese	German, English
u/whywhywhy64	2021-01-01	Post	5	Japanese	English
u/numenumen	2020-11-26	Post	5	Japanese	English
u/a1632	2020-11-27	Post	5	Japanese (Native)	English
u/shaashaa11	2020-11-25	Post	5	Japanese	English

Please feel free to comment on the above posts to get in contact with their authors.

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