Spanish conversation practice: 27 scenarios with an AI that grades you

Cafés, markets, taxis, pharmacies, phone calls and friendly arguments, every scenario scores each message you send and tells you what a native would have said.

These are the 27 conversation scenarios in the Juntos AI tutor. Each one puts you in a specific situation (a café, a taxi, a pharmacy, a phone call, a friendly argument) with the AI playing the other person. Every message you send is scored 0–100 with corrections, and every scenario can also be run as an AI Call, by voice, with the AI replying out loud in Latin American Spanish.

Each page below gives you ten phrases you will need, an honest account of how the session works, and the three mistakes learners most often make in that situation. Scenarios are grouped by their default level, but any of them can be run at easy, medium or hard difficulty in the app.

Easy

• ☕
  En el café

  Order a coffee & breakfast. An easy-level scenario: greet the waiter, ask what they have, order, tweak the order, pay. The first real-world conversation most travellers have.
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  La vecina

  Chat with a neighbour. An easy-level scenario about the conversations that actually happen: the stairwell, the weather, where the nearest shop is, an apology for last night's noise.
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  En el hotel

  Check in, ask about the room & wifi. An easy-level scenario for the front desk: confirm the booking, ask about the room and the wifi, sort out a problem, extend a night.
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  La tienda de ropa

  Sizes, colours, trying things on. An easy-level scenario for the clothes shop: browsing without buying, asking for a size or a colour, trying things on, and deciding to take it.
• 🍲
  La comida del domingo

  Sunday lunch at abuela's: compliments, seconds, family chat. An easy-level scenario at the busiest table of the week: say hello to everyone, praise the mole, accept (or refuse) another taco, and chat about the family.
• 📱
  Videollamada con el abuelo

  A choppy video call: share your news, repeat, speak up. An easy-level scenario on a bad connection: can you hear me, say that again, how was your week, how's work, and when are you coming to visit.

Medium

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  Otro viajero

  Meet a fellow traveler. A medium-level scenario for the hostel kitchen and the long bus ride: where are you from, where have you been, what should I do here, want to get dinner?
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  Pedir direcciones

  Ask for directions. A medium-level scenario where the hard part is listening: you ask one question and get back a stream of derecho, cuadras and a la izquierda.
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  En el mercado

  Buy fruit & haggle. A medium-level scenario about weights, prices and the polite art of asking for a better one. Numbers come at you fast here.
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  El taxista

  Negotiate the fare, chat on the ride. A medium-level scenario with two halves: agreeing a price before you get in, and then the small talk a chatty driver expects on the ride.
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  La farmacia

  Explain symptoms, get a remedy. A medium-level scenario for the day you feel awful abroad: say what hurts, since when, what you're allergic to, and understand how often to take the remedy.
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  En el banco

  Change money, card problems. A medium-level scenario for the two visits every traveller makes: the routine one to change money, and the stressful one when the card stops working.
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  Hacer planes

  Invite a friend out & fix a time. A medium-level scenario about inviting, negotiating and confirming: the Saturday film, the clash on Friday, the meeting point, the backup if it rains.
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  Una cita

  First-date small talk, keep it smooth. A medium-level scenario where charm depends on grammar: what you do, what you love, how long you've been here, a compliment that lands, and who pays.
• ⚽
  El partido

  Watch fútbol with locals at a bar. A medium-level scenario that is loud, fast and full of reactions: who are they playing, what a goal, that was a penalty, another beer please.
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  La boda del primo

  Small talk with the tías at a family wedding. A medium-level scenario at your partner's cousin's wedding: the questions every aunt asks, how you met, when it's your turn, the dance floor and the food.
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  La metida de pata

  You just said "embarazada". Explain, laugh, recover. A medium-level scenario that starts right after the classic mistake: you told the host you were pregnant. Now explain, laugh it off and learn what you meant.
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  Esto no es lo que pedí

  Wrong dish, wrong bill: complain politely, stay firm. A medium-level scenario for a meal gone slightly wrong: the wrong dish arrives, the bill is too high and the waiter is busy. Stay polite, be specific, get it fixed.
• 🔊
  La fiesta del vecino

  1 a.m., loud music next door: knock and ask nicely. A medium-level scenario for 1 a.m.: knock, say hello, decline the invitation to join in, and ask clearly and kindly for the music to go down.

Hard

• 🍽️
  En el restaurante

  Order a full meal. A hard-level scenario: a reservation, a recommendation, a starter and a main, an allergy, a complaint, the bill and the question of the tip.
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  Por teléfono

  Book a table by phone, no gestures!. A hard-level scenario because there is nothing to point at: state what you want, spell your name, handle a bad line, confirm the details and hang up.
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  Hablar de tu trabajo

  Explain what you do & how you work. A hard-level scenario for interviews, networking and the question every new acquaintance asks: what do you do, what does that involve, and what did you do before?
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  La emergencia

  Lost passport, report it & stay calm. A hard-level scenario for the worst day of the trip: explain what happened and when, file the report, ask for the embassy, and stay calm while you do it.
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  El debate amistoso

  Defend an opinion, playa vs. montaña. A hard-level scenario with a low-stakes topic and high-stakes grammar: beach or mountains, argued with connectors, concessions and the subjunctive.
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  Conocer a los suegros

  Dinner with your partner's parents, make a good impression. A hard-level scenario for one of the most nerve-racking dinners there is: usted or tú, what you do, how you met, your plans, and the right words for her pozole.
• 🙅
  Cómo decir que no

  Turn down one more tequila, a favour and a loan, politely. A hard-level scenario at a carne asada where your friend won't take no for an answer: one more tequila, one more hour, a favour, a loan. Refuse kindly and make it stick.

Any level

• 💬
  Free chat with Sol

  Open conversation. Sol follows your lead. No script, no menu: Sol follows wherever you take the conversation and scores every message so you know what to fix.

Which scenario to start with

If you are at A2, the café, the hotel and the neighbour are built for you: short exchanges, common vocabulary, the AI leading. At B1, the market, the taxi and making plans add numbers, negotiation and the future tense. The hard scenarios (the restaurant, the phone call, the lost passport, the debate) are B1 to B2 territory and lean on the past tense, the subjunctive and the conditional. Free chat with Sol works at any level and is the place to practise simply keeping a conversation going.

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