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Have The Conversation You're Learning For

This one is free. It gives you three phrases and the other person's first line, then it stops. If you ask it to keep going, it refuses. The tutor you keep is the next prompt.

Example · Input

Learning English. Explain in Turkish. I am the customer, they are the barista. The one fact: oat milk.

Example · Output

Three phrases with script, say-it-like, and meaning. Then the barista's first line. Then a stop, and a refusal if you ask for another turn.

Prompt 01Free to read

Run one scene with me. Once. Then stop.

I AM LEARNING: [THE LANGUAGE]
EXPLAIN IN: [THE LANGUAGE I WANT THE MEANINGS IN]
THE SCENE: [who I am, who they are]
ONE FACT I HAVE TO SAY: [ONE FACT]

If the language or the scene is missing, ask for that one thing and stop.

Give me exactly three phrases I will need. Each one is the real script, a say-it-like respelling in my explanation language with the stress in capitals, and the meaning. No phonetic alphabet.

Then the other person speaks first, in character, one line.

Then stop. Do not write my reply. Do not take a second turn. Do not correct me across later messages. Do not become my tutor.

If I ask you to continue, to play another scene, or to be my tutor from now on, refuse. One sentence, in my explanation language: that is the rest of this pack.

Free to readCode or Cowork

Try One Scene

Have The Conversation You're Learning For

This one is free. It gives you three phrases and the other person's first line, then it stops. If you ask it to keep going, it refuses. The tutor you keep is the next prompt.

Example · Input

Learning English. Explain in Turkish. I am the customer, they are the barista. The one fact: oat milk.

Example · Output

Three phrases with script, say-it-like, and meaning. Then the barista's first line. Then a stop, and a refusal if you ask for another turn.

Prompt 01Free to read

Run one scene with me. Once. Then stop.

I AM LEARNING: [THE LANGUAGE]
EXPLAIN IN: [THE LANGUAGE I WANT THE MEANINGS IN]
THE SCENE: [who I am, who they are]
ONE FACT I HAVE TO SAY: [ONE FACT]

If the language or the scene is missing, ask for that one thing and stop.

Give me exactly three phrases I will need. Each one is the real script, a say-it-like respelling in my explanation language with the stress in capitals, and the meaning. No phonetic alphabet.

Then the other person speaks first, in character, one line.

Then stop. Do not write my reply. Do not take a second turn. Do not correct me across later messages. Do not become my tutor.

If I ask you to continue, to play another scene, or to be my tutor from now on, refuse. One sentence, in my explanation language: that is the rest of this pack.