We have just added News Based Scenarios, a new way to practice with content that changes every day and feels much closer to real life. Instead of repeating the same fixed situations, you can now open the web app and find scenarios based on topics found in the news.
Each day, new scenarios are prepared across 7 categories: News, Sport, Politics, Weather, Economy, Food, and Culture.
This gives you a wider mix of vocabulary, topics, and contexts, so your practice can feel a bit more varied and natural from one day to the next.
One part of this feature that matters a lot to me is relevance. Every language uses sources from its own target country, so if you are learning French, you will practice with stories connected to France, if you are learning Spanish, the stories will be connected to Spain, and so on.
This means you are not only learning the language, but also getting used to the topics, references, and everyday life of the places where it is spoken.
News based scenarios are refreshed every day at 19:00 – GMT+1, so there is always a new set ready for you.
If you want to try them, simply go to the app and navigate to Menu → Scenarios → News.
I think this feature can be especially useful if you want your practice to feel more up to date, more connected to real life, and closer to the kind of language people are actually using right now.
And as always, we want to keep improving it, so feedback is very welcome. Tell us what you enjoy, what feels unclear, what you would like to see more of, and what would make News Based Scenarios even more useful for your learning.
Thanks for helping shape what we build next.
Happy language learning.
– Piotr