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Personally I recommend making an account on lichess and doing some of the basics courses under the learn tab. Once you've got those done move onto https://lichess.org/practice and work through some of those as well as some puzzles or play some practice games against low level computer (very low like level 1 or 2). It's different from playing a human but nice early practice. Once you're feeling more confident you can poke around games on chess.com or lichess and find what time control you find comfortable. You'll get crushed initially but the elo system in place means that after enough losses you'll be matched with very similarly skilled players so you can always be having fun close games. I play correspondence chess (usually 3 days per move) with half a dozen people here on and off mostly from NA and I'd be happy to help you learn though I'm on the mediocre side to be entirely honest. I tend to also spend time in the public chess world playing friends or randoms from time to time and it's good practice. DM A.S.S. and become a based chess enjoyer today!