Practise English for video calls
Video calls are harder than meetings in a room: there is a slight delay, people talk over each other, you cannot read the room, and when your English is not perfect the pressure doubles. Many remote workers stay on mute for a whole call rather than risk it.
Airi plays your colleague or client so you can rehearse the moments that make video calls awkward: joining and greeting, taking your turn without interrupting, asking someone to repeat when the audio breaks up, giving a clear update, and closing with next steps. Practise the phrases until they are automatic, then unmute with confidence.
A quick example with Airi
How to get the most from it
Learn the call phrases
"Can you hear me?", "You cut out", "Can I jump in?", "Let's take that offline" — drill them out loud.
Rehearse your update
Prepare three clean sentences for your part and practise saying them to Airi.
Practise interrupting politely
On calls you must claim your turn. Rehearse "Sorry, can I add something?"
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