Practise English Conversation for Work and Daily Life
Practise speaking English for job interviews, phone calls, appointments and everyday life. Rehearse conversations aloud with AI characters and support in your language.
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Real app interface, shown in English. The attempt uses an AI voice; the feedback was measured from that simulated attempt.
Guides for Practicing English
Job Interview in English: Questions and Answers
Practice English interview questions with example answers, explanations in your language, and a dialogue to practice out loud.
How to Call in Sick to Work in English
Learn how to call or write to work in English when you're sick, with interpreted phrases and a short dialogue for practice.
English for IT interviews
Explain a project, troubleshoot a problem and discuss technical trade-offs in English.
The citizenship interview, rehearsed
Eight graded missions inside the federal building — from the security desk to the oath ceremony, and the re-exam if one part goes wrong — practiced out loud until your answers come out steady.
The civics questions come too: answer them out loud to the officer, the way the 2025 test runs, and drill both USCIS decks, 2008 and 2025, as flashcards any day — plus the reading and writing practice.
Start speaking — freeThe conversations nobody teaches
The phone, with nothing to point at
The clinic appointment, the sick call to a loud kitchen, the super and the heat — line noise, spelling read-backs, and no gestures to save you.
The window where they hold the power
RMV originals, the benefits letter you never got, the register that repeats itself in the same words — and a next step every time.
Your child's school — you're the parent
Hear the concern without panicking, ask what «reading intervention» means, and agree on one thing to do at home.
The no-SSN conversations
The apartment viewing and the bank account without a Social Security number — the options they never volunteer, learned by asking.
The call you hope you never make
911 practiced calm: address first, don't hang up, and «Interpreter, please» as a winning move, not a defeat.
Work, from first shift to the raise
The phone screen, day one at the warehouse, the sick call, and asking for the shift-lead job out loud.
- 376 English missions
- 53 scenes
- 34 kinds of situation
- 🇺🇸 Boston
- 🇺🇸 New York
- 🇺🇸 Miami
- 🇬🇧 London
- 🇰🇪 Nairobi
Practise English for your next work conversation
Introduce yourself, explain your experience, and rehearse more demanding conversations as your confidence grows. Language practice does not guarantee a job.
Hold your English
If you live surrounded by your first language, you know the real problem: the whole city helpfully switches the moment you hesitate. In Miami, that's the lesson itself.
Explained in your language — out loud
Mission goals and hints are available in your language, including Haitian Creole.
- Kreyòl ayisyen 🔊
- Українська
- Español
- Português
- 中文
- العربية
- हिन्दी
- Français
- + 4 more
The people you'll practice with
Meet your AI practice partners
Yo, what can I get you?
Hola, mi vida — what can I get you?
What's free
A free account gives you conversation time every week, plus practice that doesn't use your minutes.
10 minutes of conversation a week
Talk with the characters in every city, or with your companion. The level check and the practice citizenship interview use these minutes too. Refills every Monday.
The hardest English sounds
A drill on 12 sounds — th, v and w, ship and sheep, word stress. Hear it, say it, and see a score for every word.
Read aloud, line by line
Short English stories — or paste any text you're reading — practised one line at a time, with a score for every word.
Your notebook
Tap any word in a conversation to save it, with its meaning and example sentences.
Flashcards
The words you save come back for review at the right moment, so they stick.
The 1,000 most common words
See which ones you already know, tap any word to hear it and say it, and practise the next 10.
Citizenship test study
Civics flashcards from the official question pool, the writing test as dictation, and reading practice.
Feedback after you talk
After a conversation: better ways to say what you said, and a “Sounding native” score.
Talk like a local
The guidebook of local words and everyday phrases for one place — the US, the UK or Kenya.
Rehearse it before it counts
Free to start: every scene open, your level remembered. Built for self-learners — and for the teachers and caseworkers who send them.