The course · the Scenario Map

Thirty-two units. 160 scenes. One coach.

Prima's voice is the product; this map is how she structures your time. A road of ten units takes you from tourist to citizen, in order. Beside it, 11 tracks by theme open the moment your level allows. Every scene is a real situation with a real objective, played by Prima as the other person, scored out of 100 at the end. Eighty opens the next one. All of it is on the free plan.

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The spine · 10 units · 50 scenes

The road

Tourist to citizen, in order.

  • A1The Tourist
  • A1The Neighbour
  • A2The Regular
  • A2The Colleague
  • B1The Expat
  • B1The Friend
  • B2The Professional
  • B2The Local
  • C1The Insider
  • C1The Citizen
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Everyday life

Shops, buses, phones, repairs.

  • A1At home
  • B1Getting things done
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Travel

Airports, embassies, the road less travelled.

  • A2Airport and beyond
  • B1Off the map
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Work

Meetings, sales, saying no.

  • B1Meetings
  • B2The sales floor
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

School & exams

Speaking tests and campus life.

  • A2The speaking exam
  • B1Campus
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Shows & anime

Fan talk to film criticism.

  • A2Fan talk
  • B2The critic
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Family & kids

Home life and the big days.

  • A1Home life
  • B1Big days
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Social & dating

New people, close ties.

  • A2New people
  • B2Close ties
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Health

The body and the mind.

  • A2The body
  • B1The mind
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Money & paperwork

Permits, contracts, disputes.

  • B1Paperwork
  • B2Money talks
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Culture & holidays

Celebrations and traditions.

  • A2Celebrations
  • B2Traditions
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Track · 2 units · 10 scenes

Emergencies

When it goes wrong, calmly.

  • A2When it goes wrong
  • B1Keeping calm
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How deep it goes

Nine sections, from first words to register.

The 160 scenes above are the hand-written signature units. Behind them, every place on the map (74 of them: the café, the bank, the in-laws, the embassy) returns in each section with harder objectives, so the full course reaches the size of the biggest language apps without a single throwaway lesson. The most-learned languages get all nine sections; others get six or three, and grow.

Flagship · 9 sections

250 units · 1,250 scenes

A1.1 to C1. About fifty hours of talking, plus everything unlimited between calls.

Spanish · French · German · Japanese · English

Spanish courseFrench courseGerman courseJapanese courseEnglish course

Six sections · 6 sections

89 units · 445 scenes

A1.1 to B1.2. To a solid B1, growing as the language is tested deeper.

Italian · Portuguese · Dutch · Hindi · Russian · Arabic · Chinese · Korean

Starter · 3 sections

30 units · 150 scenes

A1.1 to A2.1. The first three sections; more as we go.

Swedish · Norwegian · Danish · Romanian · Indonesian · Swahili · Bengali · Gujarati · Kannada · Malayalam · Marathi · Tamil · Telugu · Ukrainian · Polish · Czech · Turkish · Greek · Hebrew · Thai · Vietnamese

1 · A1.1First wordsGreet, ask for one thing, say thank you.
2 · A1.2Getting byTwo things, a price, one detail.
3 · A2.1Daily lifeChanges, confirmations, the past.
4 · A2.2Small problemsExplain what went wrong and ask for a fix.
5 · B1.1OpinionsCompare, choose, give reasons.
6 · B1.2StoriesWhat happened, and what you want now.
7 · B2.1NegotiationTrade-offs, compromises, objections.
8 · B2.2PushbackHold your ground and keep the relationship.
9 · C1RegisterHumour, nuance, the room you are in.

How it works

Three ways to play, one way to pass.

Your level picks the variantBeginner (A1 and A2) gets the patient version, Intermediate (B1 and B2) the busy one, Advanced (C1 and C2) the one that pushes back. Prima adapts inside the scene too.
The Fluency ScoreGrammar accuracy 40, vocabulary variety 25, pacing against your level 20, objective completed 15. A score of 80 opens the next scene; your best score stays on the map.
What opens whatUnits at or below your level are open from day one. Inside a unit, each scene opens the next. Passing most of a unit opens the one after it, whatever your level. Tracks are independent of the road.
Finales and badgesThe last scene of every unit is its finale. Pass it and the unit badge is yours. Every unit also names the moves you will have: "order and pay", "set a boundary warmly".
Nothing else is gatedTalk mode, the extension, the Vocab Vault, transcripts and text chat never wait for the map. The map gates only itself.
One language at a timeEach language you learn has its own map and its own level. The minutes bank and the streak are one, whichever classroom is active.
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