Level-shaped audio
Length, sentence complexity, and question count follow an A1-C2 practice contract.

Choose a situation or subject. Cashi creates an English listening passage and grounded comprehension questions for your CEFR level.
The difficulty changes with your level, not just the playback speed. Beginner dialogue stays short and simple; advanced practice adds inference and nuance.
Length, sentence complexity, and question count follow an A1-C2 practice contract.
Check the main idea, details, vocabulary, and inference without unrelated trivia.
See correct answers and explanations, then move to another activity or topic.
An A1 learner hears a tiny everyday exchange. Higher levels receive longer speech, denser language, and questions that require inference.
A1 example: “Hi, is this seat free?” “Yes, it is.” → Question: What does the first speaker want to know?
Use travel, work, study, news, hobbies, or a subject you want to understand better.
Focus on meaning first, then use the transcript when you need support.
Answer passage-based questions and review each explanation.
A1 begins with a tiny everyday dialogue. A2-B1 builds core comprehension, while B2-C2 adds longer passages, implied meaning, tone, and purpose.
Yes. A1 practice uses a micro-dialogue with basic vocabulary rather than a long passage played slowly.
Yes. The generation pipeline validates topic relevance, question structure, and whether beginner answers are supported by the passage.
You can request work, travel, science, culture, current events, or another learning-safe topic. The exercise itself remains in English.
Start a short English conversation at your level. Speak or type your answer, then get feedback grounded in what you actually said.
Explore →Choose a subject and CEFR level. Cashi creates an English passage with questions, explanations, and vocabulary grounded in the text.
Explore →Choose a simple everyday topic. Cashi prepares a short A1 vocabulary activity with clear meanings, examples, and a small recall game.
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