B1Speaking~10 min

Making new friends

Introduce yourself, find common ground, suggest plans.

1Learn the essentials

Turning an acquaintance into a friend is about finding common ground and making a low-pressure plan.

Find shared interests, then suggest something casual: “We should grab a coffee sometime.”
“We should hang out” is friendly but vague — follow up with a real day to make it happen.
Swapping contacts: “Let me give you my number / What's your Instagram?”

2Warm up & speak

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We should hang out sometime.

Deberíamos salir algún día.

Speak it, or skip ahead anytime.

3Lock it in

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Deberíamos salir algún día.

Say it in English, then check yourself.

4Practise speaking

B1say it out loud

Turn a classmate into a plan

You have talked to the same person at your Tuesday climbing class three times. Never outside it.

Ask about something they mentioned last week, one level deeper than last time.
Turn it into a real offer: a day, a place, an hour.
Swap a number or a handle, and say what you will send tonight.

You did it if

You finished with a day in the diary rather than with “sometime”.

0 of 3 moves rehearsed

Nothing here is listening or marking you — this is your own rehearsal, and you tick a move when you have said it out loud. For live correction, take the same situation to Rumi, your AI Tutor, in the role-play step below.

5Role-play the conversation

Rehearse the full conversation with Rumi, your AI Tutor — live, in-character role-play with gentle grammar & word-choice corrections as you go.

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