01Find your starting point.
Choose A1, A2, B1, or B2 and look for a conversation at your level. You do not need to be fluent to join. The starting assessment helps you find a suitable group; it is a guide for practice, not an official language certificate.
Pick a topic you would enjoy talking about and check the time in your selected city.
Explore levels and class times
02Settle in before you speak.
Join in your browser with a working internet connection and microphone access. A quiet place and headphones can make it easier to hear the group.
Open your class up to five minutes early to check your sound and get comfortable. Your booking provides access to the room.
Preview the conversation room
A little structure helps everyone join in.
The lesson supplies the shared topic, personal prompts, optional phrases, and timed turns. You can finish early or pass a turn. You do not have to fill every second or prepare a perfect answer.
A2 · Planning a weekend · Curious“Where would you like to go this weekend?”
A useful beginning:
“I’d like to go to ___ because ___.”
A2 · Planning a weekend · Reflective“Think of a weekend you enjoyed. What made it good?”
A useful beginning:
“I enjoyed it because ___. Next time, I’d like to ___.”
The six speaking styles are Friendly, Curious, Playful, Reflective, Supportive, and Direct. Each lesson pairs two of them to explore a topic from different angles.