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Small Talk

Small Talk: speaking club in Telegram

bot • Language Learning

About this App

You can study a language app for years and still freeze when someone talks to you. Small Talk in Telegram is built around real conversation: you practise foreign languages with native speakers and like-minded learners, plus there are micro-lessons of just 10 minutes a day. It is free. 🗣️

Its tagline is "Duolingo in Telegram", which fits the short lessons and daily habit. The main bet, though, is on speaking.

Eight commands, one menu

The menu is detailed. Here is what it holds:

  • /small_talk. A conversation in English.
  • /ielts_speaking. A practice IELTS Speaking session.
  • /search. Find a conversation partner.
  • /micro_lesson. A micro-lesson.
  • /speaking_club. The speaking club.
  • /languages_and_level. Choose a language and level.
  • /my_profile and /settings. Your profile and its settings.

The easiest start is picking a language and level, then trying a micro-lesson.

Ten minutes beat an hour

Short sessions fit into a day: in a queue, on the metro, before bed. Regularity matters more than length. Twenty minutes daily beats three hours once a week.

The micro-courses suit beginners and those already continuing. If you are stuck at an intermediate level, add speaking practice to the lessons.

Talking when you feel shy

Fear of mistakes is the top reason people stay silent. These habits help:

  1. Prepare three topics in advance: work, hobbies, travel.
  2. Use simple sentences. Perfect grammar is not needed at the start.
  3. Ask your partner to repeat or rephrase.
  4. After the chat, write down three words you were missing.

Partners on such services are learning too, so mistakes are normal for everyone. 🙂

Rehearsing the IELTS speaking test

The menu includes a practice IELTS Speaking session. The oral part of that exam is a talk with an examiner: introduction, a cue-card monologue and a discussion.

Practise answering aloud and keeping to time. Record yourself and listen back, because weak spots are easy to hear. 🎯

Staying safe with strangers

Searching for a partner means talking to a stranger. Never share your address, phone number or documents, avoid links from private messages, and do not send money, however friendly the person seems.

If someone behaves badly, end the chat and report it with Telegram's own tools.

What to expect from a free service

The bot has a modest audience of about 244 monthly active users. Finding a partner for a rare language or at an odd hour may take time.

Treat it as one part of your study routine and add reading, podcasts and subtitled films. ⏱️

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Small Talk cost?▼
According to the bot description, the service is free. The micro-courses take about 10 minutes a day. Terms can change, so check the bot for current details.
Which languages and levels are available?▼
The bot targets beginners and continuing learners and offers practice in foreign languages. Choose your language and level with /languages_and_level.
Can I prepare for IELTS Speaking?▼
The menu has /ielts_speaking, which starts a practice IELTS Speaking session. It trains the format of the oral part but does not replace full preparation with a teacher.
How do I find a conversation partner?▼
Use /search or join the speaking club via /speaking_club. Do not share personal data with strangers or follow links from private messages.
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