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56 people to talk to. Pick one and start.

None of them teaches. Each one is the person across the table: a recruiter with eight questions, an examiner with a stopwatch, a neighbour who has heard it all before, a friend who will not fill your silence for you. They speak first, and they never switch to your language.

The roster

1 person to talk to

Kai Nakamura, someone you can talk to5 min freeJust talking

Kai Nakamura

American EnglishPortland· On a call

8 min

A friend from an online group, on voice chat

Warm

With the Simpler pace, these work too

These conversations are pitched higher. Pick the Simpler pace before you press Start and the person speaks more slowly, in shorter sentences.

Harder: pick the Simpler pace before you start

Ellie Ward, someone you can talk to5 min freeJust talking

Ellie Ward

British EnglishLondon· Face to face

8 min

Your flatmate, in the kitchen

Warm

Harder: pick the Simpler pace before you start

Irene Castro, someone you can talk to5 min freeJust talking

Irene Castro

Peninsular SpanishMadrid· Face to face

8 min

Your flatmate

Warm

Harder: pick the Simpler pace before you start

Mia Clarke, someone you can talk to5 min freeJust talking

Mia Clarke

Australian EnglishMelbourne· Face to face

8 min

A traveller you met at a hostel

Warm

Practise as much as you want. This is not a test.

Repeat the same conversation nine times in one evening if that is what it takes. Nothing is capped, nobody compares you with anyone else, and none of it goes on a record. The review afterwards just shows you where you lost the thread. Ignore it if you like.

Frank DelgadoMaya BrooksRosa JiménezGary NovakConchi Herrero

56 people on this page, and 46 of them will talk to you for nothing

  • 56

    people to talk to, and you can talk to each of them as often as you like

  • 5 min

    with anyone marked free, and no card is asked for

  • 0 min

    charged for a conversation that dropped before it started