I can have basic conversations but run out of things to say — can this help?

Yes! We practice keeping conversations going with follow-up questions, reactions, and natural topic transitions.

Is this just surface-level chat?

We start with small talk but learn to go deeper — from "How was your weekend?" to more meaningful exchanges.

Will I learn natural expressions?

Yes — you'll learn phrases natives actually use, like "No way!", "That's so cool!", "Speaking of which..."

How long is a session?

60 minutes of natural conversation practice.

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Intermediate Level

Practice English speaking about Small Talk at intermediate level

Build fluency through real conversations — natural corrections without pressure.

B1-B2 level — Natural pace, varied vocabulary, some corrections

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Does this sound familiar?

You can have basic conversations but want more fluency.

You hesitate when using complex grammar.

You want to expand your vocabulary.

What you'll practice

Start and keep short, natural conversations (greetings, follow-ups).

Ask simple questions and react naturally ("Really?", "No way!", "That's cool").

Build confidence speaking without overthinking grammar.

Example conversation starters

What's something good that happened this week?

Where are you from, and what do you like about it?

What do you usually do on weekends?

How's your week been so far?

Have you tried any new restaurants lately?

What's keeping you busy these days?

Key phrases you'll actually use

Nice to meet you — where are you from?

Enchanté — d'où venez-vous ?

What have you been up to lately?

Qu'est-ce que tu as fait récemment ?

That sounds great! Tell me more.

Ça a l'air génial ! Dis-m'en plus.

How do you know each other?

Comment vous êtes-vous rencontrés ?

I've been meaning to try that.

J'ai l'intention d'essayer ça.

What brings you here today?

Qu'est-ce qui t'amène ici aujourd'hui ?

Common mistakes to avoid

Answering with just "yes" or "no" instead of adding follow-up details.

Asking too many questions without sharing about yourself.

Using formal language when the situation is casual (or vice versa).

How it works

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