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[Hermeslp]

ASome site for those who don't know English and want to write a novel

 

[GreenBlue17]

Royalroad

 

[dummycake]

There are a lot of people here who don't know English and write it anyway

 

[Corty]

https://www.duolingo.com/

 

[greyblob]

why try to write a novel in a language you do not know?

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Post it on Royal road. Best place for non-English writers to improve grammar.

 

[Rhaps]

Never in my existence I thought I would say this.

Wattpad, there is a surprisingly large amount of non-English novels (I know because I used to write there)

 

[Vnator]

Royalroad

FYI, this is a joke. The readers on royal road are very picky (yet still only read the same things) and can be harsh with their criticism.

It still would not hurt to post on multiple websites, you can ignore the meaner comments while accepting the ones with helpful advice.

 

[ConansWitchBaby]

Royalroad will be assholes. Try scribblehub and wattpad and webnovel. These sites audiences don't tend to mind much on original translated works.

 

[Cipiteca396]

@WelcomeToSH

If you aren't writing in English, it'll depend on the language you're choosing.
I know one of the Japanese sites allows weebs to drop their English novels there, so I imagine they'll accept other languages too.
Was it Kakuyomu or Syosetu? I suppose you'll have to do research.

If you're writing in English despite it not being your native language, there's a few tutorials on this site that can help you improve. I don't have links to all of them offhand, but here's two of them:

Writing - [Tutorial] The Secret to Proper Paragraphing and Dialogue

Want to Know the Biggest Secret in the Fiction Writing Industry? It's not the Plotting they use, the Characters, the Theme, the Settings, or anything else like that. It's the Sentence Structure. DISCLAIMER: This is how I was taught to structure dialogue for publication purposes -- by my...

forum.scribblehub.com

[Tutorial] For new users of Scribble Hub!

This tutorial is constantly maintained by yours truly and encompasses the basics for readers and writers. Check Section-C for finding more writing tutorials and a helping hand in developing your story by other ScribbleHub users! To navigate more easily ctrl+f the titles in the table of contents...

forum.scribblehub.com

 

[Deleted member 68927]

DeviantArt. I post my German stories there.

 

[CrimsonGenius]

FYI, this is a joke. The readers on royal road are very picky (yet still only read the same things) and can be harsh with their criticism.

It still would not hurt to post on multiple websites, you can ignore the meaner comments while accepting the ones with helpful advice.

That explains some things what people had about my story.