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💬 I want to talk every day

Simple English for real conversations.

Two people talking, one listening carefully
KiiTOS Everyday Level 1How do I ask someone to repeat?Three polite sentences for when you miss a word.1 min read
Two people saying hello in a simple street scene
KiiTOS Everyday Level 1How do I say hello and goodbye?Four easy words for every day: hello, goodbye, good morning, good night.1 min read
A person politely saying they do not understand
KiiTOS Everyday Level 1How do I say I don't understand?One short sentence saves every conversation. Say it without fear.1 min read
A person saying thank you with a friendly smile
KiiTOS Everyday Level 1How do I say thank you and sorry?Two small sentences that make people smile: thank you and I am sorry.1 min read
A traveller asking for help with a heavy bag
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I ask for help with my luggage?Heavy bags and tired arms. Six sentences that make travel lighter.1 min read
A traveller checking in at a hostel reception
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I check in at a hostel?A bed, a key, a locker and one question about breakfast. Hostel English is simple.1 min read
A parent and child talking over dinner
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I help my child speak English at home?You do not need to be fluent. You need to ask, wait and listen.1 min read
A learner listening to a podcast while walking
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I learn English with podcasts?A podcast is a free lesson in your pocket. Use it in three short steps.1 min read
A traveller ordering a drink at a bar
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I order a drink at a bar?Five short lines for the bar: order, ask, pay and say no.1 min read
A learner speaking slowly and clearly in a group
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I speak more clearly?Clear is better than fast. Four habits that help people understand you.1 min read
A tutor having a conversation with a student
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I teach conversation one to one?A conversation lesson is not an interview. Let the student talk more than you.1 min read
A learner practising sounds in front of a mirror
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How can I improve my pronunciation?You do not need a perfect accent. You need sounds that people understand.2 min read
A learner sorting small verb cards into groups
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I learn phrasal verbs?get up, look after, turn off — small verbs with big meanings. Learn them in groups.2 min read
A family cooking together and using English words
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2How do I make English part of family life?You do not need a lesson time. You need small English moments in a normal day.1 min read
A traveller waving goodbye to new friends
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I say goodbye and thank you in English?The last words of a trip can open a door. Ten small phrases for leaving well.1 min read
A traveller buying fruit at a street market
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I shop at a market in English?Ask the price, ask for less, and say no politely. Market English is short and friendly.1 min read
A traveller getting into a taxi on a city street
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I take a taxi in English?Four sentences for the street, the app, and the end of the ride.1 min read
A notebook with three short diary lines
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2Should I keep a diary in English?Three lines a day can do more for your English than a grammar book.2 min read
A learner describing something with hand gestures
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2What should I do when I don't know a word?You do not need the word to keep the conversation. Four ways to say it.2 min read
A traveller asking a local for directions
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I ask for directions in English?Four short sentences, and you will never be lost for long.2 min read
Two travellers talking while waiting for a train
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I make small talk with other travellers?Three easy questions that start a friendly conversation on any trip.2 min read
A traveller ordering food at a small restaurant
KiiTOS Travel Level 2How do I order food when I don't know the words?Point, smile, and use three short sentences. You do not need a big vocabulary to eat well.2 min read
A friendly hello illustration
KiiTOS Everyday Level 2Five easy ways to say hello in EnglishHello, hi, hey, good morning, good evening — when should you use each one?1 min read