People practicing a professional conversation together
AI English speaking practice

Practice speaking English about what matters to you

Live practice

Start a short English conversation at your level. Speak or type your answer, then get feedback grounded in what you actually said.

What you get

Practice with a clear purpose

Cashi opens the conversation, so you never have to stare at a blank recorder. Choose a real situation and answer naturally.

01

A natural opener

Listen to Cashi start the conversation, then respond by voice or text.

02

Evidence-based feedback

See concrete observations about clarity, fluency, grammar, and vocabulary.

03

One useful next step

Leave with a focused improvement you can apply in your next answer.

Speaking preview

Cashi begins with a question you can actually answer

The conversation opens around your situation. Feedback then points to evidence from your response instead of repeating general speaking advice.

“You are about to present a product decision. How would you explain the trade-off to your team?”
1
Opener
Generated from your topic and level
2
Response
Voice or text, in your own words
3
Review
Clarity, fluency, language, next step
How it works

From a real need to focused practice

  1. 1

    Describe the moment

    Use a meeting, interview, presentation, trip, or any topic you care about.

  2. 2

    Answer in English

    Cashi gives you a relevant opener and enough structure to begin.

  3. 3

    Improve the next attempt

    Use specific feedback and a model response instead of generic speaking advice.

Difficulty should support you, not surprise you.

Practice adapts from short A1 responses to nuanced C1-C2 discussion. You can choose a level before the activity begins.

Common questions

Before you begin

Can I practice speaking English without a partner?

Yes. Cashi starts a contextual conversation, and you can answer by voice or text whenever you are ready.

Does the feedback use my real answer?

Yes. Speaking feedback is generated from your transcript and, when voice analytics are available, measured signals such as pace and filler count.

Can beginners use it?

Yes. A1 practice uses short prompts and simple language, while higher levels receive longer and more demanding conversations.