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Practise introducing yourself in English

"Tell me about yourself" sounds simple until you have to say it in English, in front of someone, without rambling or freezing. A good self-introduction is short, clear, and rehearsed — and it opens interviews, classes, meetings, and new friendships.

Airi helps you build one and practise it out loud. Say your introduction and she reacts like a real listener with a follow-up question, so you learn to move from your intro into a real conversation. Do it a few times and it stops feeling like a speech and starts feeling like you.

A quick example with Airi

Let's practise. Introduce yourself to me.
Hello, my name is Ravi and I am from India. I am software engineer.
Small fix: "I am a software engineer." Nice to meet you, Ravi! What kind of software do you build?
Mostly web applications for banks.
Interesting! See how the intro led into a conversation? Let's try it once more, a little smoother.

How to get the most from it

Keep it to three lines

Name, what you do or where you're from, and one interesting detail. Short beats long.

End with an opening

Finish in a way that invites a question, so it flows into conversation.

Repeat until smooth

Say it three times. By the third it sounds natural, not memorised.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a self-introduction include?
Usually your name, what you do or study, and one memorable detail. Airi helps you shape and practise yours.
Can I practise for a specific situation?
Yes — tell Airi if it's for a job interview, a class, or meeting new people, and she'll tailor the practice.
Is it free?
Yes. You start with 300 free credits and no credit card.

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