Skip to content
Reallang

English · everyday life

Practise everyday life in English, out loud

You talk, out loud and in real time, with 14 photorealistic AI people who rehearse everyday life in English. They speak first, they interrupt, and they will not switch to your language. Afterwards you get a score for each thing they mark, and under every score sits the exact sentence you said.

A customer at the morning rush, a neighbour you cannot escape, a receptionist, your child's teacher. The conversations you cannot postpone.

Who you would be talking to

14 people, and none of them is a tutor

Each one wants something from the conversation and you are in the way of it. Pressure is a filter rather than a surprise: warm, neutral, cold and hostile are chosen before you start.

Frank Delgado, someone you can talk to5 min freeYour first shift

Frank Delgado

American EnglishPhoenix, AZ· Face to face

8 min

Shift manager, your first day

Warm
Maya Brooks, someone you can talk to5 min freeBehind the counter

Maya Brooks

American EnglishChicago, IL· Face to face

6 min

Customer, 8:10 on a Tuesday

Neutral
Gary Novak, someone you can talk to5 min freeNeighbours

Gary Novak

American EnglishMilwaukee· Face to face

7 min

Your neighbour, over the fence

Warm
Helen Marsh, someone you can talk to5 min freeAt the doctor's

Helen Marsh

British EnglishNottingham· Face to face

7 min

A family doctor with seven minutes

Neutral
Patricia Alvarez, someone you can talk to5 min freeYour child's school

Patricia Alvarez

American EnglishHouston, TX· Either way

10 min

Your child's third-grade teacher

Warm
Diane Prescott, someone you can talk toA guest complaining

Diane Prescott

American EnglishBoston, MA· Face to face

8 min

Guest at the front desk, room 402

Cold
Trevor Banks, someone you can talk to5 min freeThe landlord

Trevor Banks

British EnglishCroydon· Either way

8 min

A landlord in south London

Cold
Megan Kowalski, someone you can talk to5 min freeAt training

Megan Kowalski

American EnglishPortland, OR· Face to face

8 min

Soccer coach

Warm
Kevin Walsh, someone you can talk to5 min freeAt training

Kevin Walsh

American EnglishBoston, MA· Face to face

8 min

Personal trainer

Warm
Darius Coleman, someone you can talk to5 min freeAt training

Darius Coleman

American EnglishChicago, IL· Face to face

8 min

Basketball coach

Neutral
Kristen Holloway, someone you can talk to5 min freeAt training

Kristen Holloway

American EnglishSarasota, FL· Face to face

8 min

Tennis coach

Neutral
Fiona Reid, someone you can talk to5 min freeTravelling

Fiona Reid

British EnglishEdinburgh· Face to face

6 min

A hotel receptionist in Edinburgh

Warm
Tony Marino, someone you can talk to5 min freeTravelling

Tony Marino

American EnglishNew York· Face to face

6 min

A waiter in a busy New York restaurant

Neutral
Rachel Kim, someone you can talk to5 min freeTravelling

Rachel Kim

American EnglishDenver· Face to face

6 min

An airline agent at the check-in desk

Neutral

What you would rehearse

10 situations, each with a page of its own

A situation is a specific meeting, not a topic: you know what is happening, what you are trying to get, and what you will be marked on. The page for each one says what usually goes wrong in it.

Behind the counterAmerican EnglishA2 · basicB1 · workingAn order said once, at full speed, with two modifications and a queue.1 personfrom 5 minYour first shiftAmerican EnglishA2 · basicB1 · workingA manager explaining a till, once, while three other things need him.1 personfrom 5 minA guest complainingAmerican EnglishB2 · confidentC1 · advancedCold, polite, and entirely certain she is going to get what she asked for.1 personfrom 8 minYour child's schoolAmerican EnglishPeninsular SpanishB1 · workingB2 · confidentTen minutes with a teacher, and everything you did not ask is a year of their schooling.2 peoplefrom 8 minNeighboursMexican SpanishAmerican EnglishPeninsular SpanishA2 · basicB1 · workingWarm, talkative, and impossible to escape without saying something.3 peoplefrom 6 minAt the doctor'sBritish EnglishMexican SpanishB1 · workingB2 · confidentDescribing a symptom to somebody with seven minutes and a queue, who needs it exactly.2 peoplefrom 6 minThe landlordBritish EnglishPeninsular SpanishB2 · confidentC1 · advancedA viewing where he is selling, and a phone call where he has heard it all before.2 peoplefrom 6 minTravellingAmerican EnglishBritish EnglishPeninsular SpanishA2 · basicB1 · workingB2 · confidentThe desk, the hotel, the table: short, fast, full of numbers you hear once.5 peoplefrom 5 minAt trainingAmerican EnglishPeninsular SpanishA2 · basicB1 · workingB2 · confidentInstructions shouted once across a court, words you only hear in a gym, and the sentence that matters most: this hurts, or this is just hard.8 peoplefrom 6 minYour child's coachAmerican EnglishPeninsular SpanishA2 · basicB1 · workingB2 · confidentFive minutes after practice, the kids already in the car, and a question about minutes, money or a weekend away that has to be asked properly.6 peoplefrom 8 min

Questions

What people ask before they start.