Spoken English · Online

A spoken English course where you do the speaking.

Fifteen lessons across three levels. Each one is a real conversation you have out loud — you talk, the tutor plays the shopkeeper, the interviewer, the colleague, and tells you what to fix at the end. Stuck for a word? Ask in Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or Kannada and carry on.

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₹499/month · cancel any time · free minutes daily to try

✓ 15 lessons, 3 levels✓ Speaking, not videos✓ Help in your own language

What this spoken English course is

It is an online English speaking course built around practice rather than instruction. Instead of watching a lesson about ordering food, you order the food — out loud, to a tutor playing the waiter, who then tells you which sentences were wrong and what a fluent speaker would have said. There are no videos to sit through and no grammar drills. The only measure of progress is whether you can hold the conversation.

Why speaking practice beats another course

You speak. That is the whole lesson.

Most online English courses are videos with a quiz at the end, which builds recognition, not fluency. Here every lesson is a conversation you have out loud. Nothing advances until you have actually said the thing.

Corrections come at the end, not mid-sentence

Being interrupted every time you make a mistake is how people learn to dread speaking. The tutor plays its part through the whole scene and tells you what to fix afterwards — what you got wrong, and what to say instead.

Stuck for a word? Ask in your own language

You can drop into Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or Kannada mid-lesson to ask what something means, and come straight back to English. Most courses treat your first language as a failure. Here it is the fastest route past a blocked sentence.

Built for the mistakes Indian English speakers actually make

Each lesson carries the specific errors that show up in that situation — the ones that come from translating directly out of an Indian language. The corrections are about your English, not a generic textbook's.

The 15 lessons

Beginner

Everyday situations — shops, directions, phone calls

  • Introducing yourself
  • Buying something in a shop
  • Asking for and giving directions
  • Making a simple phone call
  • Ordering food and handling a problem

Intermediate

At work — standups, interviews, disagreeing well

  • Speaking in a team standup
  • Disagreeing politely
  • A job interview
  • Explaining something complex simply
  • Small talk that goes somewhere

Advanced

Under pressure — presenting, negotiating, thinking aloud

  • Presenting and handling questions
  • Negotiating
  • A difficult conversation
  • Telling a story well
  • Thinking aloud under pressure

Start with introducing yourself

Lesson one is a stranger next to you at a wedding making small talk. Free minutes every day — you do not need to pay to find out whether this works for you.

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Spoken English course — FAQ

How much does the spoken English course cost?
₹499 per month, cancel any time. That covers all 15 lessons across all three levels and daily speaking practice. There is a free trial of a few minutes a day so you can hear how the tutor works before you pay anything.
Is this an online English speaking class with a real teacher?
No — and that is the point of the price. A live human tutor in India costs ₹300–800 an hour, which is why most people book one session a week and forget English in between. This is a voice tutor available at 11pm on a Tuesday for the cost of one human session a month. Speaking practice needs frequency more than it needs a human.
How long is each lesson?
About 10 to 12 minutes — one complete situation, start to finish. Short enough to do on a commute, long enough that you have really had the conversation. Subscribers get 20 minutes of speaking a day.
Do I need to be able to read English already?
Basic reading helps, but the lessons are spoken. If you can follow simple written English and freeze when you have to say something out loud, this course is built exactly for you.
What if my English is very weak?
Start at Beginner. The first lesson is introducing yourself to someone at a wedding — no work vocabulary, no exam pressure. You pass a lesson by getting most of the way through it, not all of it, because turning practice into an exam is how people quit.
Will this help with a job interview?
Directly — 'A job interview' is a lesson in the Intermediate level, and Advanced covers presenting, negotiating and thinking aloud under pressure. It is interview speaking practice, not interview question lists.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser with nothing to install. You need a microphone and a reasonable internet connection, since the tutor listens and replies in real time.
Is there an IELTS or exam module?
No. This is conversational and workplace English — the speaking you do in a shop, a standup, an interview or an argument. If you need a band score, use an exam-specific course.