VR Simulation
Practise a language by actually speaking it — out loud.
Step into a scene and hold a real conversation with an AI avatar that listens and responds. Order a coffee, get through an interview, ask for directions — speaking out loud, as many times as you need, with none of the pressure of a classroom or a real stranger.
Through the lens
See exactly what a conversation looks like inside the headset.
This is the live simulation running on the headset — an AI avatar that listens to what the learner says and answers back, in a scene that reacts in real time.
- AI avatar
- Voice conversation
- Immersive scene
POV capture — Language Simulator.
What makes it different
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Real conversations with AI avatars
Learners do not pick from a menu of phrases — they speak freely and the avatar responds. The conversation goes wherever the learner takes it, so every session is different and feels like talking to a real person.
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Speak out loud, without the fear
The hardest part of a new language is daring to speak it. In the headset there is no class watching and no stranger to feel embarrassed in front of — just a patient avatar and as many tries as the learner needs.
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In the language and level you are learning
Sessions adapt to different languages and levels, from first words to fluent conversation — with everyday and professional scenarios to practise in context, not from a word list.
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Individual practice or whole class
Learners practise on their own, or the instructor projects the conversation to a classroom screen so the whole group follows, discusses, and learns together.
How a session runs
Every session is a full conversation — from the first hello to the goodbye.
Learners run the same loop as many times as they need, getting more comfortable speaking with every attempt.
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Choose
Pick the scene
The learner chooses the language, the level, and the situation — a café, an interview, the airport — and steps straight into it.
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Speak
Talk to the avatar
The learner greets the avatar out loud and the conversation begins — back and forth, in real time, just like a real exchange.
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Handle
Carry the situation
The learner works through the goal of the scene — ordering, booking, explaining, asking — using the language to get something done.
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Repeat
Try it again
The learner replays the same conversation as often as they like, trying new ways to say things and getting more fluent each time.
What it covers
Everyday and social conversation
Greetings, introductions, ordering in a restaurant, asking for directions, shopping — the day-to-day situations where a language is really used.
Professional communication
Job interviews, meetings, customer and patient interactions, presentations — practising the language in the contexts that matter for work.
Speaking and listening in context
Learners use the language to achieve something in each scene, building real comprehension and expression instead of memorising isolated words.
Multiple languages and levels
The simulation adapts to different target languages and to each learner's level, from beginner to advanced.
Who it's for
- Language schools and academies
- Language programs in vocational training and universities
- Corporate language training
- Secondary and pre-university language courses
- Oral exam and certification preparation
GET STARTED
Let your students speak from day one — without the fear.
See the Language Simulator in a 20-minute demo, set up for the languages your program teaches.
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