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English rehearsal for people moving, working, or studying abroad

The date is already set.Rehearse the conversation first.

A visa interview, an English job interview, a first day on a local team, a bank counter — 65 situations to finish with an AI partner. When the conversation ends, the feedback explains what to change, in Korean.

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Five-axis score card: accuracy 6, vocabulary and structure 7, sentence flow 7, interaction 8, task completion 8, overall 7/10, with a Korean summary
A real session report · A 1:1 with your manager · 7/10Feedback arrives in Korean — this is the screen exactly as the app rendered it.

NO DATE? THAT WORKS TOO.

Five minutes after work, every day.

  1. The app picks today's five minutesDue cards, missed items, or grammar
  2. Speak without earphonesQuiet mode shows subtitles and lets you type
  3. Missed a few days?Start again at five minutes a day
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01 · SITUATIONS

Not a list of speaking topics.The scenes already in your calendar.

65 situations across five categories. The partner’s role and the goal of the conversation are already set, so you can start without describing what you want.

  1. MOVING
    01

    Emigrating

    Going through residency or citizenship steps, or settling a family

    • Visa / immigration office
    • Opening a bank account
    • Landlord — maintenance request
    • Doctor's visit
    • Schedule ISP installation
  2. WORK
    02

    Working abroad

    Applying to a local employer, or already hired with a first day ahead

    • HR screener interview
    • Interview with the hiring manager
    • Final-round exec panel interview
    • 1:1 with your manager
    • Daily standup update
  3. CAMPUS
    03

    Studying abroad

    Staying a year or more for a degree or a programme

    • Office hours: clarify a concept
    • Office hours — asking for an extension
    • Class presentation Q&A
    • Thesis defense
    • Conference Q&A after your talk
  4. ARRIVAL
    04

    The first week

    The days right after you land, one counter at a time

    • Airport check-in & bag drop
    • Hotel check-in
    • Buy a SIM / data plan
    • Take a taxi
    • Report a lost passport / bag
Filter by category and difficulty · the real picker
Filter by category and difficulty · the real picker
The advanced shelf — thesis defense and conference Q&A
The advanced shelf — thesis defense and conference Q&A
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02 · HOW IT WORKS

Nothing interrupts the conversation.The review comes after.

Correction cards do not pop up mid-sentence. First you get through the situation with the other person; then you go back over what the two of you actually said.

  1. 01

    Pick a situation

    Role, relationship, and goal are already in place. There is no prompt to engineer.

  2. 02

    Finish the conversation

    The AI partner is built to hold its role as your manager, your professor, or the check-in agent, rather than break into teaching. Correction waits.

  3. 03

    Review the evidence

    Five axes and the expressions worth fixing, explained in Korean and tied to the transcript.

  4. 04

    Practice, then go again

    Start practice from that session’s expressions, or rehearse the same situation once more.

Roleplay screen: a professor character in a study, with the English dialogue box, hint and memo buttons
Roleplay · Office hours — asking for an extension

03 · FIVE-AXIS FEEDBACK, IN KOREAN

Not just a score.The reason behind it.

Which sentence was accurate, where the phrasing repeated, how you answered what you were asked. Each of the five axes points back to a line the two of you actually exchanged — explained in Korean.

Evidence found in the conversation
“Edge cases are bugging myself”

The same score can have different reasons. Use a line visible in the transcript to pick one thing to change next time.

01

Accuracy

Grammar, form, and word choice as the transcript shows them

02

Vocabulary & structure

How wide and how specific your words and structures were

03

Sentence flow

Complete sentences, linking, and the restarts left in the record

04

Interaction

How you responded, took turns, and followed up

05

Task completion

Whether the thing that situation required actually got done

The full speaking feedback report: five-axis score card, takeaways, and the list of corrections
The full report · five axes · 14 corrections · 15 expressions to keep

04 · WRITING TASKS

Speaking is not all of it.What you write gets marked up too.

Write the reply to a client email — the kind of task that actually lands on you — and the feedback marks up what to fix, sentence by sentence, in Korean.

  1. 1

    There is something to reply to

    A reference message comes with the task, so you are not staring at a blank page.

  2. 2

    Sentence-level correction

    Before and after, side by side, with the reason in Korean.

  3. 3

    Register, too

    Whether the formality fits the person and the situation.

Writing feedback screen: a Korean summary, an overall Fair 5.9/10, and a list of sentence corrections
Writing feedback · Replying to a client email · 5.9/10

05 · THE NEXT ATTEMPT

Do not stop at reading feedback.Go in once more.

Start practice with expressions from the session you just finished. Check them briefly, then rehearse the same situation again.

01Review the feedback
02Practice from that session
03Rehearse it again

The product does not automatically compare two sessions or guarantee improvement.

LIMITED EARLY ACCESS

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What to know before you begin.

Does this fit someone emigrating or studying abroad?

Yes. Alongside the workplace scenes there are the ones settling in brings — the visa / immigration office, opening a bank account, a maintenance request to a landlord — and the campus ones: office hours, a thesis defense, conference Q&A. 65 situations in total.

Can I rehearse a visa interview?

There is a “Visa / immigration office” situation, and you can hold that conversation in English. What you are rehearsing is the English only — it does not advise on visa procedure, documents, or how a case is assessed. That belongs to the official guidance for the country you are going to.

How is this different from a general AI chatbot?

You can build an English roleplay with a general AI. Namanu English starts from a situation whose role and goal are already set, and connects the finished conversation to five-axis Korean feedback and the practice that follows.

Does it assess pronunciation or accent?

Not currently. Feedback analyzes the text transcript rather than the audio. It examines accuracy, vocabulary and structure, sentence flow, interaction, and task completion as they appear in that record.

Is writing practice included?

Yes. Writing tasks cover the messages and emails you actually have to send, and what you write comes back marked up sentence by sentence in Korean.

Do I need to upload a résumé or file?

No. The prepared situations require no files. A limited pilot is separately validating features that use personal material; they are not part of the early-access path.

How long until I see a result?

There is not yet evidence to promise an outcome or a preparation period. What the first session does give you is a finished conversation and one expression, drawn from the record, to change next time.

Can I use it on mobile?

It launches first as a web application. The mobile-browser experience is being prepared; a separate native app comes later.

What does it cost?

There is no payment or card registration during limited early access.

REHEARSED FIRST

Do not let the conversation that mattersbe your first attempt.

Pick one of the 65 situations and rehearse it now.

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