70+ conversation topics
Daily routine, ordering at a restaurant, asking for a discount, climate policy — each one graded Easy, Medium or Hard, with a separate track just for job interviews.
Most people learning English do not need more grammar rules — they need someone patient to talk to. Vaani is an AI speaking partner that holds a real conversation with you, corrects you gently as you go, and never gets bored of repeating itself. Order food, take a job interview, argue about a film. Speak, get corrected, try again.
Four ways to practise, all pointed at the same thing — getting the words out of your mouth without freezing.
Daily routine, ordering at a restaurant, asking for a discount, climate policy — each one graded Easy, Medium or Hard, with a separate track just for job interviews.
Tap the mic and actually speak. Vaani listens, replies out loud, and keeps the conversation going — the closest thing to a real practice partner.
Ten units from greetings to small talk, unlocking one chapter at a time, with a test at the end of each unit so you know it stuck.
Read a sentence aloud and get a word-by-word match score, with the words you missed listed so you know exactly what to drill.
Ten-question rounds with an explanation after every answer, plus a tool that rewrites anything you have written and tells you what changed and why.
Pick five, ten, twenty or thirty minutes a day. XP from every chat, lesson and call feeds a weekly league.
Setup takes under a minute, and the first chat starts immediately after.
Your progress, streak and history live on your device. Vaani does not sell your data or use your practice conversations to build a profile of you.
Read Privacy PolicyMade for people who understand English perfectly well and still go quiet the moment they have to speak it.
A full interview track — tell me about yourself, strengths and weaknesses, salary negotiation, the founder round — rehearsed until it stops being frightening.
Structured chapters for the fundamentals, then free conversation and grammar quizzes to keep the rules from fading.
The situations that actually come up — hotels, taxis, restaurants, shops, small talk with colleagues — practised before you are standing in one.