Engineering conversations are rarely difficult because the vocabulary is exotic. They are difficult because the moment is live: a review comment needs an answer, an incident retrospective needs a blameless frame, and a cross-team standup needs an owner and a date. Engineering English is live today to give those moments a place to rehearse. Three personas. Three moments where phrasing has to land. The persona picker starts with the role you need now: a junior developer receiving code-review feedback, a senior engineer leading an incident retrospective, or a tech lead keeping a cross-team standup precise. Each persona speaks English, holds its register, and responds to the choice you make next. Junior developer — walk through a code review without over-explaining or losing the question underneath it.. Senior engineer — run an incident retrospective that names the gap in the timeline without naming a person to blame.. Tech lead — move a cross-team standup from status updates to one clear owner and one next date. The branching dialogue log makes the difference visible. The branching dialogue log keeps the exchange concrete. You choose a response, the persona answers in character, and the log shows the turn as it would sit in a real working thread — where you softened a request too far, named the right trade-off, or moved a blocker to an owner. Review it, replay it, and try the line again. The junior developer code-review opening is free. Start with one precise question, then read the branch that follows — the useful phrase is the one you can carry into the next sprint. Open Engineering English One new room, inside a wider scenario library. Engineering English joins eight live scenario areas on GlobalLingo: Medical, Legal, Finance, Aviation, Hospitality, IT support, Academic, and Engineering. Each one has its own register, roster, and decisions to rehearse; the point is not to collect labels, but to arrive with the next useful sentence ready. Browse the full scenario hub Free to start. Built to go deeper. The junior developer opening is free. The full engineering tree — including the senior engineer and tech lead branches — opens on Pro, just as the landing page explains. Elite is the broader commitment for serious learners: it adds deeper scenario libraries, priority practice feedback, weekly cohort conversation rooms, and wider catalog access across languages. Deeper scenario libraries for learners who need more than one version of the same conversation.. Priority practice feedback, with annotated turns reviewed ahead of the queue.. Weekly cohort conversation rooms for live practice with other serious learners.. Broader catalog access when your work, travel, or next language takes you somewhere new. Fluency at work is not knowing more words. It is having the next useful sentence ready. Pick the moment you are most likely to face this week. Run the opening branch, read the log, and keep the phrase that made the work move. That is what Engineering English is for. Compare Free, Pro, and Elite