Choose a small task
- Introduce yourself without using private details.
- Describe a meal or a film in two sentences.
- Practice ordering a drink and asking one follow-up question.
- Explain a weekend plan using vocabulary you already know.
Ask for useful feedback
Be specific about the kind of help you want. “Correct one important mistake after I finish” is different from “Explain every sentence in English.” Choose a format that leaves time for you to speak or write.
For a phrase you need to use in a consequential setting, check a dictionary, course or qualified speaker. An AI response can confidently give an incorrect explanation.
Move from text to voice
You can type a sentence first, read the reply and then try a short call when speaking is convenient. Use headphones if they make it easier to hear.
Speech recognition can confuse names or pronunciation. If the response follows a different word, spell it out or return to text. This is a practice activity, not a treatment for speaking anxiety.
Keep the goal modest
A useful goal might be to ask one question, describe one event or finish a brief exchange. You can repeat the topic with different wording rather than chasing a longer session.
See the language guide for the app’s supported interface languages and the difference between interface support and spoken accuracy.