Speaking practice · English and Spanish

Rehearse the conversation
before you have it.

Choose a situation—a job interview, a landlord call, dinner with your partner’s family. Eazumi takes the other role, listens to your reply, and builds the next turn from what you said.

Ten-minute sessions
One scenario. One correction target.

M
MayaSpanish practice partner
Session 04
Scenario Change an ingredient in your order A2
Maya

¡Hola! ¿Qué te gustaría tomar?

You

Quiero un café con leche, por favor.

Next task
Ask whether oat milk costs extra.

Hold to speakor type your answer

01 Choose a situation

02 Reply out loud

03 Review the exact sentence

The gap

You know the words.
The conversation moves faster.

Most exercises end as soon as you select the correct answer. A real person asks a follow-up, changes the subject, or uses a phrase you did not expect.

Eazumi keeps the exchange moving, then marks one sentence to fix before you repeat the scenario.

How a session works

One scenario.
Three passes.

Run the same exchange more than once. Each pass changes a detail so you have to respond, not recite.

01

Describe the conversation

Choose the language, who you are speaking with, and what you need to accomplish.

02

Answer without a script

The AI takes the other role and changes its next line based on your actual reply.

03

Review one correction target

Read the transcript, fix one recurring pattern, then run the exchange again.

Café exercise

Which reply would
you actually use?

All three will be understood. Only one fits this situation cleanly. Pick one to see the difference.

A2Spanish · ordering politely
Spanish · A2 · CaféDecision 1 of 1

Barista

¿Qué te gustaría tomar?

What would you like to drink?

Choose the most natural reply:

After each session

Your transcript. One pattern.
A second attempt.

✦

Fix one recurring pattern

Eazumi does not interrupt every mistake. It waits until the exchange ends, then selects the pattern that affected you most often.

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Review the sentence you used

Words and grammar return in the context where you used—or avoided—them.

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Compare pass one with pass three

Replay both attempts and compare pauses, corrections, and the phrases you could retrieve without help.

English + Spanish early access

What conversation
do you need to handle?

Details

Scope of the first release.

Which languages are in the first release?+

English and Spanish. We are keeping the first release narrow enough to review scenario quality and correction accuracy by hand.

Who is it for?+

Learners around A2–B2 who already know basic vocabulary but need more unscripted speaking time. The first release is not a complete beginner course.

What happens to voice recordings?+

The landing page does not record audio. Recording, deletion, and model-training controls will be documented before anyone is invited to a speaking session.

When do invitations start?+

There is no public date yet. We are testing the café and work-call scenarios before opening invitations.