Real situations. A clear path forward.
Build your language skills around real conversations.
Learn the words, practise with guidance, then use them in an AI conversation. Return to familiar situations with new challenges as your skills grow.
Explore a sample lessonBeginner to upper-intermediate A1–B2

A clear goal. Helpful prompts.
Your turn to speak.
Choose your language
The Voca method
Every activity builds towards speaking.
A clear path through the same situation, from getting ready to having the conversation.
- 01Prepare
Start with useful words
Meet the words and phrases for ordering at a café in your target language. Listen to how they sound.
- 02Practise
Build your reply
Work through a guided exchange: greet the barista, choose your order and close the conversation.
- 03Speak
Put it into conversation
Try the situation with an AI character. Listen, respond and use hints or translations when you need help.
- 04Review
Know what to practise next
Review your task completion and language feedback, then return to the words and situations that need practice.
Inside a lesson · Spanish
A small situation.
Something you can use.
It is the morning rush at a neighbourhood café in Madrid. At the counter, you will order coffee and a chocolate croissant, ask where the sugar is, and finish politely.
A phrase to get you started
Un café, por favor. ¿Me pone también un cruasán de chocolate?
A coffee, please. Could I have a chocolate croissant too?
Prepare the words, work through the guided exchange, then try speaking with the barista yourself.
Example conversation · A1 · Madrid
Illustrative excerpt · replies vary in the app
Barista
¡Buenos días! ¿Qué le pongo?
Good morning! What can I get for you?
You
¡Buenos días! Un café, por favor. ¿Me pone también un cruasán de chocolate?
Good morning! A coffee, please. Could I have a chocolate croissant too?
Barista
Ahora mismo: un café y un cruasán de chocolate.
Right away: one coffee and a chocolate croissant.
You
¿Dónde tiene el azúcar?
Where do you keep the sugar?
In the app, you speak your own replies and review feedback after the conversation.
Familiar situation. New challenge.
Grow beyond your first conversation.
Start at your level and build from there. Here’s how a café conversation develops across the course.
- A1
Beginner
Make your first order
Greet the barista, order coffee and a pastry, and finish politely.
- A2
Elementary
Add the details
Order politely, ask the price and confirm what you would like.
- B1
Intermediate
Make it your own
Customise your drink and ask the barista for a recommendation.
- B2
Upper-intermediate
Handle a change
Manage an order for two, clarify the details and make a change.
A1–B2 are Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) levels. Course levels describe the practice available, not a language qualification.
Support that stays with you
Keep building on what you learn.
Feedback with a purpose
Review how you handled the conversation and where your language needs work. Use the feedback to guide your next attempt.
Words worth remembering
Save useful vocabulary to your dictionary and revisit it with spaced review, ready for your next conversation.
Help when you need it
Use translations, hints and tutor support in your selected native language as you build confidence speaking.
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Before you begin
A few useful answers.
Can I start as a beginner?+
Yes. A1 starts with short, practical exchanges and support for building your reply. A2, B1 and B2 introduce more detail and more demanding situations as your skills grow.
Is Voca free?+
Explore a selection of lessons and conversations before choosing a subscription. Pro unlocks the full course. Current subscription prices and any available trial are shown in the app before you subscribe.
Which devices can I use?+
Voca is available for Android on Google Play. This website introduces the course; lessons and voice conversations take place in the mobile app.
Do I need an internet connection?+
Live AI conversations need an internet connection. Downloaded lessons, flashcards and their audio can be used offline.
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