A space to speak. A chance to grow.

A little conversation.
A world of confidence.

Find your words, share your stories, and feel more at home in English. Start with the conversations that matter to you.

Find your conversation

Everyday topics. Your own pace. One conversation at a time.

Real-life speaking practiceA welcoming place to beginProgress through conversation
Make it personal

What would you
like to talk about?

Choose a starting point that feels useful to you. Try a short speaking prompt and make the conversation your own.

Everyday connections

From weekend plans to your favorite food, build comfort with the little conversations of daily life.

Life & interests

Words for work

Practice explaining ideas, introducing yourself, and finding your voice in professional conversations.

Work & ideas

Out into the world

Explore new places with words for making plans, asking questions, and meeting people along the way.

Travel & discovery
Less overthinking. More speaking.

Small steps.
Meaningful conversations.

01

Start with your world

Choose a topic you care about. Familiar experiences give you something real to say.

02

Say it in your own words

Speak out loud. Pause, try again, and focus on sharing your meaning instead of finding the perfect sentence.

03

Keep the conversation going

Add a detail, ask a follow-up question, and explore where the conversation takes you.

A little clarity

Curious?
You're in good company.

“You don't need perfect words to start a meaningful conversation.”

Where should I start?

Pick one of the conversation topics above. Read the prompt, then try answering out loud for about a minute. You can ask for another prompt whenever you like.

What if I make mistakes?

Give yourself room to experiment. If a word is missing, describe what you mean in a different way. The goal of these prompts is to help you get speaking.

Can I practice on my phone?

Yes. This page and its conversation prompts work on mobile, tablet, and desktop. No download is required.

Does this page record or assess my voice?

No. These are self-guided speaking prompts. Your microphone is not accessed, and your answers are not recorded, submitted, or assessed.

Your next chapter starts with hello

Give your voice
a little more room.

A favorite place. A fresh idea. A story only you can tell. There is always something worth talking about.

Let's get talking.

Try speaking for one minute. Give a reason, share an example, and finish with a question you could ask someone else.

Self-guided practice · No recording or automatic feedback