Interview with Emma

Welcome to the visual novel "Interview with Emma". You will meet Emma, a first-year journalism student. She is just starting college life, getting used to new routines, and talking to a lot of different people on campus and beyond. Through her everyday conversations, situations, and small events, you gradually immerse yourself in a foreign language along with her. The spoken lines in the dialogues sound natural, without rote memorization or dry grammar rules. Understanding comes through emotions, tone of voice, and context. The story unfolds calmly and clearly. Emma talks, asks questions, sometimes doubts herself, and learns to pick the right words.

The dialogues are available in English or Spanish, with translations on screen. The difficulty level suits learners who already know the basics and want to move forward, roughly from A2 to B2. This is a short story where the text is read at a comfortable pace, without rush or pressure. It is both a visual novel game and an educational tool for language practice.

How to play?

Read the dialogues and listen to the audio at the same time. You can switch between languages, compare phrases, and memorize new words as you go through the story. Make choices in the dialogue lines, picking how Emma responds to the people she talks to. Your choices affect how the conversation continues and what lines you see next. This format turns the game into a real interactive learning novel.

After each scene, take short quizzes. Answer questions about the dialogues, repeating the words and phrases you just heard and read. Try mini games and karaoke to practice pronunciation and listening skills. The game includes a lot of audio, so you are constantly hearing the language in use. If you miss something, just go back to a scene and play it again. This way, you can learn at your own pace, and "Interview with Emma" becomes a convenient story-based language trainer for gradual study.