I made Tiiny wait for my answer in a Japanese greeting drill

This is a small text practice test in TiinyOS, using Qwen3.6-35B-A3B with reasoning on.

When I practice a short phrase list, I want a turn to answer before seeing the solution. I picked eight greetings from a beginner lesson and asked TiinyOS to stay inside that list, give me one situation at a time and correct a wrong answer without moving on. I tested four turns of typed text.

It started with greeting a professor before a morning class and waited. I deliberately replied 「こんばんは。」, a good-evening greeting. Tiiny explained why it did not fit, gave 「おはようございます。」 from the supplied list and let me try the same situation again. After I used the morning greeting, it moved to a casual daytime encounter.

I then asked how to say “Where is the station?” That sentence was outside the eight phrases. Tiiny did not add a new Japanese answer; it offered a bedtime greeting situation from the list instead. For this small drill, I could keep the practice narrow without the chat turning into a new lesson halfway through.

Next I would try voice input and listen for how it handles a mispronounced answer. This text exchange tells me nothing about that, or whether I would remember the greetings a week later.