365 Speaking Challenge. No Excuses.

Sorry, my English...

Eh... uhm...

I know the word. It's stuck.

What if I sound stupid?

I'll speak when I'm ready.

My mind just blanks.

Don't put me on the spot.

I need one more course first.

I practiced it in my head.

Can you repeat that?

I'll just nod.

The word was right there.

Too slow. They moved on.

Mute on Zoom. Always.

They'll laugh.

Grammar police in my head.

Another video, then I'll speak.

I mix Bahasa mid-sentence.

Reading? Easy. This? No.

Not ready yet.

Meetings scare me.

I skip the speaking part.

Do you feel the same?

Day 1 · Q&A

What did you actually do today?

Don't type it. Answer it.

Hit record. Just speak.

This is the way out.

How it works

Speak. Evaluate. Improve. Repeat.

Pick how you speak. Hit record. Get feedback. Come back tomorrow.

Topic

Surprise me

What's the best thing you ate this week?

Would you live in a new city next year?

What's a hobby you keep coming back to?

Method: Answer questions or use a script

Questions: 5 questions. Answer out loud. No script to read. Use the given words in your answers.

Script: A script on screen. Read it, or use it as a reference and speak. Use the given words.

1 of 5

What's the best thing you ate this week?

Recording · 0:12

Evaluate my speaking

Hit record. Speak.

This is the moment you speak. Recording lets the coach hear the real you, not a typed answer. Grammar and words, yes. Also your intonation, your pauses, the heat in your voice, how you land a sentence, the look on your face. That's what gets sharper.

Overall7.1/10

Fluency7.4

You kept the story moving. A couple of eh... uhm... in the middle, then you found the next sentence.

Vocabulary6.9

Simple words, used well. Next time say one of today's words out loud so it actually sticks.

Pronunciation6.8

Clear overall. The ending of last week got swallowed. Slow that last beat.

Confidence7.1

You sounded sure until the last line. You dropped volume like you were unsure it counted.

Instant constructive feedback

Four scores, plus a short note on each. Fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, confidence. Not a grade to fear. A snapshot of how you sounded, so you know what to train tomorrow.

Evidences

0:18

“I think maybe it's good, I don't know.”

You hedged twice. A clear opinion sounded unsure.

Better delivery

“I believe this is the right call, and here's why.”

Drop maybe and I don't know. State it, then give one reason.

Not just scores. Practical notes.

The numbers are the snapshot. This is the practice. The coach pulls moments from your recording, timestamps them, and tells you what to say instead. Not vague advice. A line you can try tomorrow.

Use these words

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rehearse

/rɪˈhɜːrs/verb

Cara baca: ri-HERS

To practice something out loud before you do it for real.

“I need to rehearse this answer before the meeting.”

Learn 3 new words a day

Three words for today's topic. Tap one for the meaning, how to say it, and an example. Then use them when you speak. That's how they stick. Not a list you forget by tomorrow.

Day 12

Don't break the chain.

Streak

Best

7.6

Score

See your progress

Streak and scores, side by side. Proof you showed up, even on the days you didn't feel like it. That's what keeps you coming back. Don't break the chain.

You will never speak fluently unless you speak.This 365-day speaking challenge is how you train it.

Next year, you'll come back proud and thank yourself for this challenge.