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Practice education conversations with AI

Scenarios involving teachers, classmates, and school staff, including classroom interactions and academic inquiries. Fluently has 20 education scenarios. Each one is a short role-play with an AI partner and four goals; you finish when you have done them all, by text chat or voice call, in any of 29 languages.

Updated 2026-10-02

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First day of class introductions

Introduce yourself to your new classmates on the first day of school

  1. Greet your new classmate
  2. Introduce yourself and share your name
  3. Ask for your classmate's name
  4. Share what subject you're most interested in studying
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Asking a classmate for homework help

Request assistance from a classmate with a challenging homework assignment

  1. Greet your classmate
  2. Explain which homework problem you're struggling with
  3. Ask your classmate if they can help you understand the problem
  4. Thank your classmate for their help
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Joining a study group

Ask to join a study group for an upcoming exam

  1. Greet the study group member
  2. Express your interest in joining the study group
  3. Ask when and where the study group meets
  4. Confirm that you'd like to join the group
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Borrowing a textbook from the library

Request to borrow a textbook from the school library

  1. Greet the librarian
  2. Ask if the specific textbook you need is available
  3. Offer your student ID for borrowing the book
  4. Ask about the return date for the book
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Requesting an assignment extension

Ask your teacher for an extension on a homework assignment

  1. Greet your teacher politely
  2. Explain why you need an extension on the assignment
  3. Formally request an extension
  4. Thank the teacher, regardless of their decision
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Choosing an elective course

Discuss elective course options with your academic advisor

  1. Greet your academic advisor
  2. Explain that you need help choosing an elective course
  3. Share your academic interests and career goals
  4. Ask for course recommendations based on your interests
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Finding a class project partner

Ask a classmate to be your partner for a group project

  1. Greet your classmate
  2. Ask if they'd like to be your partner for the class project
  3. Share your initial ideas for the project
  4. Suggest setting up a time to meet and plan the project
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Scheduling a tutoring session

Arrange a tutoring session with a peer tutor

  1. Greet the peer tutor
  2. Ask if they're available for a tutoring session
  3. Specify the subject you need help with
  4. Suggest a time for the tutoring session
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Reporting a classroom technology issue

Report a problem with classroom technology to the IT support staff

  1. Greet the IT support staff member
  2. Explain the technology problem you've encountered in the classroom
  3. Provide details about which classroom has the issue
  4. Ask when the problem might be resolved
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Joining a school club

Inquire about joining an extracurricular club at school

  1. Greet the club president
  2. Express your interest in joining the club
  3. Ask about the club's main activities
  4. Ask how you can become a member of the club
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Asking for feedback on a class presentation

Request feedback from your teacher after giving a class presentation

  1. Greet your teacher after the presentation
  2. Ask for feedback on your presentation
  3. Ask what the strongest parts of your presentation were
  4. Ask about areas where you could improve
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Volunteering for a school event

Offer to volunteer for an upcoming school event

  1. Greet the event coordinator
  2. Express your interest in volunteering for the school event
  3. Ask about the different volunteer roles available
  4. Specify your availability for volunteering
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Getting help with course registration

Seek assistance from the registrar's office for course registration

  1. Greet the registrar's office staff member
  2. Explain the problem you're having with course registration
  3. Ask for step-by-step guidance through the registration process
  4. Confirm that you understand the registration steps
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Discussing a research paper topic

Consult with your professor about your chosen research paper topic

  1. Greet your professor
  2. Present your chosen research paper topic
  3. Ask for the professor's thoughts on your topic
  4. Ask about recommended resources for your research
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Reporting a lost student ID

Report a lost student ID to the school administration office

  1. Greet the administrative staff member
  2. Report that you've lost your student ID
  3. Ask about the process for getting a replacement ID
  4. Ask if there are any fees for replacing the ID
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Scheduling a career counseling appointment

Set up a meeting with a school career counselor

  1. Greet the career counselor
  2. Request an appointment for career guidance
  3. Briefly explain your career interests or concerns
  4. Confirm a suitable time for the appointment
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Notifying teacher of absence

Inform your teacher about an upcoming absence from class

  1. Greet your teacher
  2. Inform the teacher about your upcoming absence
  3. Briefly explain the reason for your absence
  4. Ask about any assignments you'll miss during your absence
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Meeting your new lab partner

Introduce yourself to your assigned lab partner for a science class

  1. Greet your new lab partner
  2. Introduce yourself and share your name
  3. Ask about their experience with lab work
  4. Suggest exchanging contact information
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Borrowing classroom supplies

Ask to borrow supplies from a classmate during class

  1. Greet your classmate
  2. Ask if you can borrow a specific supply (e.g., a pen or eraser)
  3. Briefly explain why you need to borrow the item
  4. Thank your classmate, whether they can lend you the item or not
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Inquiring about exam schedules

Ask the school office about upcoming exam schedules

  1. Greet the office staff member
  2. Ask about the schedule for upcoming exams
  3. Specify which subject's exam schedule you need
  4. Ask where the exams will be held

How a scenario works

  1. Pick a language and a level. Any of 29; the level sets how simple or rich your partner's language is.
  2. Chat or call. Type, hold the mic to speak, or start a hands-free call with subtitles.
  3. Hit the goals. They tick off as you go. Stuck? Ask for suggestions or translate any reply.
  4. Learn from it. What you got wrong is kept in your Study tab, and with Pro it turns into your next daily lesson.

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