One city. Seven characters who understand the Spanish speaker's journey. From the concierge who teaches your first words to the business consultant who'll prepare you for meetings in English — each one bridges your native language to confident American English.
Seven characters across a business hotel in Chicago's River North district. Every one of them understands what it's like to learn English as a Spanish speaker — the false cognates, the ser/estar confusion, the sounds that don't exist in your language. They've been there.
American English · River North
Marcus is the front desk manager who teaches your first words with the patience of someone who learned English himself. Sofia switches between Spanish and English to bridge what you already know. Fernando handles corporate clients and teaches the business English that opens doors to US companies and nearshore roles. Dr. Elena has seen patients hurt by medical miscommunication and teaches the vocabulary that matters most. James teaches grammar patterns with the precision of someone who's studied how Spanish speakers actually learn.
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The patient front desk manager. The bilingual barista who bridges Spanish to English. The business consultant who's been in your shoes. The doctor who knows what happens when vocabulary fails. You'll meet them in real life — practice with them here first.
Greetings, introductions, basics
Verb patterns, grammar logic
Numbers, ordering (Spanish bridge)
Food, dining (Italian bridge)
Business English (Spanish bridge)
Medical English (Spanish bridge)
Shopping, retail (Spanish bridge)
No flashcard grind. No gamified streaks. Just real conversations with characters who adapt to how you actually speak.
A 5-minute voice conversation that maps your level, goals, and what you need English for. No multiple choice — you actually speak.
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Each conversation builds on the last. Characters remember your mistakes, track your progress, and adapt their difficulty as you grow.
Struggle with "to be" combining ser and estar? Sofia explains in Spanish. Confuse false cognates? Dr. Elena has seen patients hurt by miscommunication. That's not a bug — it's the point.
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