A tiny first activity
Begin with a manageable set instead of a passage or lecture that assumes too much English.

Choose a simple everyday topic. Cashi prepares a short A1 vocabulary activity with clear meanings, examples, and a small recall game.
Beginning English should feel possible. Start with a tiny set of concrete words, see them in simple sentences, and finish one complete activity.
Begin with a manageable set instead of a passage or lecture that assumes too much English.
Meanings and sentences use concrete, frequent language suitable for an A1 start.
Complete a short recall game and see exactly which words you recognized.
A beginner should not need to understand a hundred-word passage before receiving help. The activity starts with concrete language and visible progress.
hello → a word we use when we meet someone → “Hello, I am Mina.”
Start with greetings, food, travel, family, home, work, or another immediate need.
Read a simple meaning and example without facing a long block of English.
Use a short game, review mistakes, and stop with a complete win.
This page begins at A1. You can change the level whenever the words feel too easy or too difficult.
Yes. The default level is A1 and the first activity uses a small set of concrete words and short examples.
Yes. The learning content is English, while the surrounding interface can use your selected language for support.
Continue with another small vocabulary set or take a short A1 listening, reading, or speaking activity when you feel ready.
Choose a subject and level. Practice useful words with meanings, examples, recall, and short games built around one coherent context.
Explore →Choose a situation or subject. Cashi creates an English listening passage and grounded comprehension questions for your CEFR level.
Explore →Take a short adaptive assessment across language use and comprehension. Get an A1-C2 starting point and review every answer.
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