Set the scene
Read the situation and choose a role. Solo learners can answer from both perspectives.
Conversation generator
Pick the people, level, goal, and time. We’ll create a focused deck with prompts, useful language, and follow-up questions.
Every deck includes
Permanent share links · vocabulary and verb practice · keyboard and swipe navigation · optional timer
Permanent practice pages
Browse a topic directly, share its permanent link, or use the generator for a mixed deck. Each activity includes a scenario, speaking roles, useful expressions, vocabulary, verbs, and follow-up questions.
Describe your perfect weekend. Where are you and what do you do?
Open conversation →You meet someone new in a café. Introduce yourself and find three things you share.
Open conversation →You need to make dinner for four people on a small budget. Decide what to buy.
Open conversation →You are lost and your phone does not work. Ask for help and explain how to reach the hotel.
Open conversation →Your flight is cancelled and you have a free day in a new city. Tell what you decide to do.
Open conversation →Design an ideal working week for a remote team and defend your rules.
Open conversation →Would a week without screens improve our lives? Propose rules and anticipate the consequences.
Open conversation →How can a city welcome visitors without harming residents' quality of life?
Open conversation →When automation can perform most tasks, what role should work have?
Open conversation →Read the situation and choose a role. Solo learners can answer from both perspectives.
Respond in Spanish first, then reveal the vocabulary and expressions when you need support.
Use every follow-up question, complete the challenge, and practise the linked words or verbs afterwards.
Yes. Choose one participant, answer from both roles, speak aloud, and use the follow-up questions to extend your response.
A1 and A2 provide concrete everyday situations. B1 introduces narration and explanation, while B2 and C1 require longer arguments, negotiation, and hypothetical language.
Yes. Every curated topic has a permanent URL that can be copied, bookmarked, or shared without recreating the original generator settings.
Reveal the card, notice the words you needed, then use the vocabulary and verb practice links to open a focused training session with those exact items.