Practice English for travel

Travel throws quick, real conversations at you: checking in, ordering a meal, asking for directions, sorting out a problem at a hotel. Knowing the words is not enough — you need to say them, and understand the reply.

Airi role-plays the people you will meet on your trip: the airline agent, the waiter, the receptionist, the stranger you ask for directions. You practise the whole exchange out loud, in a natural voice, until it feels easy. When your trip comes, the conversations are ones you have already had.

A quick example with Airi

I'm the check-in agent. Good morning! May I see your passport, please?

Yes, here it is. I want to check one bag.

Certainly. Would you like a window or an aisle seat?

Window, please. How much is for the bag?

Small fix: "How much is the bag?" It's twenty dollars. Anything else?

How to get the most from it

Pick your trip

Tell Airi where you're going and what you'll do, and she'll role-play the exact situations you'll face.

Practise understanding, not just speaking

Let Airi speak at a natural pace so your ear gets used to real replies, not textbook ones.

Handle problems

Rehearse the awkward ones: a delayed flight, a wrong order, a room that isn't ready.

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Frequently asked questions

What travel situations can I practise?

Airports, hotels, restaurants, taxis, shops, asking for directions, and handling problems — just tell Airi the setting and she'll play the other person.

Will I understand real people better?

Practising with a natural-speed voice trains your listening as well as your speaking, which is exactly what helps in real travel.

Can I practise on my phone before a flight?

Yes. Airi runs in your phone browser, and you can install it to your home screen for quick access.