Conversation is the most effective way to learn a language. With MemoChat in SuperMemo, you can practice speaking in realistic situations by talking to AI in your chosen language. Now, there are 12 new beginner-level topics available to help you communicate more confidently in everyday situations – both at home and while traveling.
Why practice dialogues at the beginner level?
Beginners often fear conversations because they worry about making mistakes or lacking vocabulary. MemoChat removes this barrier – you talk to AI, which helps you learn new vocabulary, use answer suggestions, translations, and get instant error correction. This way, you can:
- reinforce new words in context,
- overcome the fear of speaking,
- practice real-life situations you’ll encounter while traveling or in everyday life.
New dialogue topics
Each of the new scenarios lets you practice a variety of carefully selected vocabulary and grammar structures. Here’s what you’ll find in the latest update:
1. Describe what food you have in your kitchen
Learn to name groceries, describe quantities, and say what you’re missing. Perfect for practicing structures like there is/there are or have got.
2. Describe what’s in your hometown
Practice phrases for talking about landmarks, shops, parks, and other places in the city.
3. Describe your daily routine
Practice the Present Simple tense and vocabulary related to work, school/university, extracurricular activities, and household chores.
4. Talk about what you like to do in your free time
Expand vocabulary related to hobbies, sports, and entertainment, as well as constructions with like, love, enjoy.
5. Share your plans for this year
Use structures like going to and will in the context of plans and predictions.
6. Talk about your new neighbors
Practice describing people – their behavior, personality, and interests.
7. Share your plans for the summer
Conversation about travel, weather, and planned holiday activities. Use the going to form to talk about your plans.
8. Buy a book for a train trip
Simulate a conversation in a bookstore – useful phrases for asking about price, genre, and recommendations.
9. Book a hotel room for today
Practice questions about availability, price, amenities, and check-in time.
10. Order a drink and a snack at a café
A dialogue for practicing ordering at a venue and asking the waiter for recommendations.
11. Accept a coffee invitation from a friend
Learn how to confirm plans and ask for directions.
12. Check what trains are available
A station dialogue – questions about departure times, travel time, and tickets.
How does learning in MemoChat work?
MemoChat is an interactive feature in the SuperMemo app that lets you talk with AI in your chosen language. The artificial intelligence:
- adapts to your level,
- corrects your mistakes and provides the correct forms,
- gives translations of sentences,
- summarizes the entire dialogue so you know what you still need to work on.
MemoChat allows you to learn in a way that’s close to a real conversation – but without the stress.
How to make the most of the new topics?
- Repeat the dialogue several times – use different words or sentences each time.
- Save new phrases to MemoCards – use the option to add flashcards after finishing the dialogue (max. 10 MemoCards from a dialogue).
- Play the voice recordings – practice pronunciation by repeating after the AI.
- Use the speech recognition option (microphone icon) – the best way to learn is through practice, so take advantage of the speech recognition feature and feel like you’re in a real conversation.
The new scenarios have been designed to be useful both for those preparing for a trip and for those who want to improve their conversational skills in everyday life. All you need is a phone, tablet, or computer.
Summary
The 12 new topics in MemoChat are another step toward learning a language through real conversations. The scenarios, based on everyday situations, will help you feel more confident while traveling, shopping, or meeting with friends. Thanks to AI, you can practice anytime, without stress or pressure, and without scheduling extra lessons with a teacher.
