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Topics & Conversation Paths

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Written by David
Updated over 2 weeks ago

What can I talk about in Praktika?

Almost anything - and that’s what makes it so engaging. You can talk about everyday things like food, travel, dating, or music. Or dive into deeper topics like stress, career goals, global issues, or identity. The avatars are trained on a huge variety of prompts and respond in real time, so the conversation feels real and never forced.

What makes it feel different from other apps?

You’re not just filling in blanks or tapping flashcards. You’re having real conversations with AI tutors who feel like supportive friends. Each one has a distinct voice, style, and personality, so practice feels fresh, human, and fun. Many learners say it’s the first app they actually look forward to opening.

Can I steer the conversation myself?

Yes - especially in Free Talk mode. You decide what to talk about and how the conversation flows. You can ask questions, share stories, joke around, or explore topics that matter to you. There’s no script, no right or wrong answers, and no pressure to perform.

Are there topics for work, study, and life goals too?

Definitely. You can practice interview questions, IELTS-style prompts, or real work situations like presenting, negotiating, or explaining your ideas. Whether you’re preparing for a job, school, or a big move abroad, Praktika helps you speak more clearly and confidently about the things that matter most to you.

What if I’m shy or nervous to speak?

That’s exactly where Praktika shines. Because it’s private and always available, you can speak freely without fear of mistakes or embarrassment. There’s no pressure - just a calm, motivating space to explore the language at your own pace.

Why does this matter for learning English?

Because fluency comes from real practice, not just memorizing words. When you talk about things that matter to you, in a space where you feel safe, your brain remembers faster, and your confidence grows. You start thinking in English, not just translating in your head, and that’s when everything clicks.

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