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Rosa Jiménez

Your neighbour, two floors down

Runs rooms pitched at basic everyday language and working fluency

Mexican SpanishFace to face, no screen between you, from GuadalajaraRemembers your past conversations

5.0(3)

From 7 min

A session of any length

First 5 minutes free

Start

In Rosa’s words

Rosa has seen you three times now and has decided you are going to be friends.

She catches you at the door with a bag of groceries and a question about the water being off on Tuesday, and then a second question about where you are from, and then one about whether you have found a good place for chicken. This is the conversation most people practising a language never practise, because it has no purpose and no script. You cannot prepare for it and you cannot leave. Rosa is warm and genuinely interested, which is exactly what makes it hard: she asks follow-ups, and a rehearsed answer about your hometown collapses on the second one.

  • 1min

    They speak first, about a second after you press start. There is no press-to-talk and no waiting for your turn.

  • 4min

    Four minutes of the real thing, at the real pace, with the interruptions where a real one would put them.

  • 1min

    Your pace, your pauses and your filler words are counted within a second, and the score follows. Nobody asks for a card to hear it.

What a score from Rosa is worth

How the score is worked out here

Three things, and you can read what each one actually means. None of them turn this into an exam: talk to this person as often as you like, and the score is there only if you want it.

Run on Rosa

Cleared

Published criteria

The criteria and their weights are visible before you speak.

Here
No purpose, no script, and a neighbour you will see again tomorrow, the format nobody practises and everybody meets.
Held by
Published in advance; changes go through review
Method
Before you speak you can see what is being measured and how much each thing is worth, as percentages that add up to a hundred. That is checked automatically: a set whose percentages do not add up never reaches the site.

How this check is run

Situations and levels

What Rosa runs, and what a fortnight of it costs

A minute costs the same whoever you talk to: the expensive part is the model, not the person. Move the sliders to match the two weeks you actually have.

What it costs to rehearse this properly

Three runs across a week is what changes an answer. Move the sliders to your own plan. Nothing renews, and nothing is charged until you buy minutes.

Minutes of talking in total
42
What that costs here
$18
The same conversations with a native speaker
$300
You do not spend
−$282

Ratings

What 3 people made of Rosa

Every one of them finished a conversation with Rosa before they could leave a rating. One conversation, one rating — the rule is in the database, not in a form. That is why the number under the stars means something.

  • 5.0

    3 ratings

    • 53
    • 40
    • 30
    • 20
    • 10

    Every one left after a session with Rosa

  • Rosa jumped from the water outage to groceries to where I am from in about a minute. It felt like an actual hallway chat.
    After a session with Rosa

1 person has talked to Rosa, rated it and written about it. Ratings left through the product will join these, and only a finished conversation can leave one.

Compared with a live native speaker

16 conversations with Rosa for the price of one with a native speaker

Talking with a live native speaker is the best practice there is, and it is priced like it: from $50 a conversation, at a time that suits them. Here a conversation costs $3.08, starts when you press the button, and can be had again tomorrow.

A conversation with a native speaker

$50

A conversation here

$3.08

Nothing to book, and the same conversation can be had as many times as you like.

A live native speaker and Reallang, compared on six points
 A live native speakerReallang
What one conversation costsFrom $50$3.08
When you can talkWhen they have a slotNow, or at six in the morning
Who is across the tableThe same person every timeA recruiter, a doctor, a neighbour: 56 people
Will they interrupt youRarely. You are the one payingYes, like in real life
Feedback in writingUsually none60 seconds later, quoting you
A real person across the tableYesNo, an AI person

The last row is the honest one: a real person is a real person, and nothing replaces that. But getting comfortable speaking takes dozens of conversations, not one a week at $50. Your teacher teaches you the language; this is the practice in between.

Start a session

Pick the meeting, and Rosa starts talking

There is no calendar, because there is nothing to wait for. Choose which conversation it is, allow the microphone, and a second later you are talking.

Which conversation are you having?

Rosa Jiménez runs 3 meetings. They are different conversations, not easy and hard versions of one, and each has its own criteria.

What counts as going well

Stay in it for five minutes, answer the follow-ups, and leave politely on your own terms.

Tell Rosa Jiménez one or two things about your situation and the conversation will be about it.

0/280

Rosa Jiménez

Rosa Jiménez

Mexican Spanish · warm

Remembers your past calls

How they speak

The score
60 seconds after
This one
Free
After that
$3.08
  • The first 5 minutes cost nothing and no card is asked for.
  • We ask for your microphone before the conversation starts, never after.
  • Audio is not stored. The written record of the conversation is, because the score quotes from it.

Also free the first time

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