English speaking practice
Daily life
Most of the English you speak happens in short, everyday moments: ordering a coffee, saying hello to a neighbor or booking a haircut. These lessons help you handle those moments politely and without stress. Start with the beginner dialogues, then move on to explaining problems and making requests.
5 lessons
Beginner (A1–A2)
Short, everyday sentences: greetings, ordering, asking for help and talking about yourself.
- Beginner· A1–A26 min
Ordering coffee at a café
Order a drink, choose a size and milk, and pay politely at a busy café.
- Beginner· A1–A26 min
Introducing yourself to a new neighbor
Say hello to a new neighbor, share a little about yourself and offer help.
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Longer conversations: explaining a problem, giving opinions, making plans and handling small talk.
- Intermediate· B1–B29 min
Ordering food at a restaurant
Ask about the menu, order a meal with a special request and ask for the check.
- Intermediate· B1–B28 min
Making an appointment by phone
Call a hair salon, find a time that works, and confirm the details clearly.
Advanced (C1)
Persuading, negotiating, presenting and disagreeing politely with natural, fluent English.
- Advanced· C112 min
Asking your landlord for a repair
Explain an ongoing problem, push politely for a firm date and agree on next steps.