A1 · ~6 MIN0/2 endings
Coffee After Rain
Meet Leo in a small café after work. Order a drink, share a table, and choose how you want to meet again. Practice simple introductions and everyday plans.
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AN INTERACTIVE STORY EXPERIENCE
Chemistry starts with a word.
Someone worth getting to know. A story worth getting lost in. Speak English to decide what happens between you.
Featured B1 story · Free to play · Browse A1–C2 below
THE PHOTOGRAPHERMira
“One ticket. One impossible night. Tell me you’re curious.”
Quiet confidence. A taste for the unexpected.YOUR VOICE, YOUR PACE
Choose your speaking support.
Every story. All three modes. Switch whenever you like.
YOUR LEVEL. YOUR KIND OF STORY.
Find your level. Find your world.
Every level is open
From a first conversation to a story that challenges how you think.
CEFR labels indicate the story’s target difficulty. Echo / Remix / Improv control how much speaking support you get at any level. These are editorial labels, not a proficiency test.
9 stories · 19 endings to discoverSpeaking mode: Echo
A2 · ~8 MIN0/2 endings
A Ticket to Anywhere
A delayed train changes your evening. Join Mira at the station, ask Leo for travel information, and choose between riverside lights and an old-town music night.
B1 · ~12 MIN0/2 endings
Midnight at Platform Nine
An impossible departure appears on the station board. Follow a missing passenger's clues with Mira and Leo, then decide what the last train should carry home.
B1 · ~10 MIN0/2 endings
The Last Table
Help two adult friends rescue their neighborhood café's final evening. A dinner reservation hides a confession, and your words decide whether the next chapter begins here or far away.
B2 · ~12 MIN0/2 endings
Crown of the Orchard
Pip the pineapple recruits you before the Orchard Gala. A banana celebrity, a strawberry rival, and a missing water ledger are about to cause a scandal. Speak your way to a fairer ending.
B2 · ~11 MIN0/2 endings
Salt and Silence
On a storm-lashed midnight marina, a fishing captain has vanished the night before a huge insurance payout. His daughter begs you, Mira and Leo, to find the truth before the harbor master seals the case at sunrise. A hidden logbook, a secret debt, and a staged accident pull you toward a choice between justice and mercy.
C1 · ~13 MIN0/2 endings
The Glasshouse Pact
At a private gallery opening, a disappearance exposes an elegant bargain built on someone else's silence. Match wits with Mira and Leo, weigh imperfect evidence, and decide who gets to tell the story.
C1 · ~13 MIN0/3 endings
Signal Blackout
A city-wide blackout is spreading, and a whistleblower's files reach Mira minutes before an emergency bulletin. The utility hid a deadly fault. Air it and risk panic; hold it and risk lives. Weigh proof, protection, and pressure with Mira and Leo before the studio light turns red.
C2 · ~15 MIN0/2 endings
The Last Light Protocol
A distant intelligence offers to preserve a dying star's civilisation inside human memory. In a glass observatory above the clouds, negotiate consent, translation, and the difference between understanding another mind and possessing it.
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THE FUN WAY TO LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH
You don’t need perfect English to have a story.
Listen. Try a line. Try again. Every conversation is another small step toward confidence.
How does it work, and what do I need?
Choose a story and mode, select your intention, then tap the microphone and speak English. An accepted spoken reply unlocks the next scene. Each story and mode keeps its own checkpoint on this device.
Use HTTPS, a microphone, and a browser with speech recognition. Without speech support, you can preview opening scenes and listen. Your browser may send audio to its speech service. Pine Speak does not save your audio or spoken transcripts.
Checked on this device from your English transcript: the chosen line in Echo, or a complete, relevant response in Remix and Improv. This checks wording and context, not pronunciation, grammar accuracy, or an official English level. In Improv, use your own wording for the selected story intention; characters follow authored branches.