What do you want to talk about?
Topics are shared across every language, so the same lesson content can be reused and only the explanations change. Pick one, or describe your own goal — we reuse an equivalent topic whenever one exists.
Everyday Conversations
Small talk, routines and the sentences you use every single day.
a1a2b1b2Travel
Airports, trains, hotels and asking for directions without freezing.
a1a2b1b2Relationships
The language of closeness: meeting a partner's family, making plans, showing care.
a1a2b1b2Family
Talking about the people closest to you, and the everyday life you share.
a1a2b1b2Work and Business
Meetings, email, colleagues and the polite language of the office.
a2b1b2c1Restaurants and Food
Ordering, asking what things are, and paying without a second thought.
a1a2b1b2Shopping
Prices, sizes, trying things on and politely saying no.
a1a2b1b2Social Situations
Invitations, compliments, apologies and the small moves that build friendship.
a1a2b1b2Living Abroad
Renting a flat, dealing with bureaucracy and talking to your neighbours.
a2b1b2c1Culture
Books, films, music, humour and the references people share.
a2b1b2c1Advanced Conversations
Nuance, argument, hedging and idioms — the language of real debate.
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