Every lesson is a short story in two languages — English on top, your language underneath. Read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
Yesterday I helped a patient before his scan.
At work we talk about sprints.
I remember my first paycheck clearly.
I hear a song on the radio tonight.
I called my mom after the mistake.
Today I sent a report with a wrong number.
The door clicks shut, and the house holds its breath.
She looked at her paper and sighed.
A customer told me our price was too high.
I remember my teacher, Mr. Silva.
Tomorrow is my big presentation.
I drink one glass of water every morning.
Yesterday, I reviewed my teammate's code changes.
The email draft stays open.
I stood on the platform.
The room feels empty now.
Last week I spoke with a mother about her son.
I watched the bus pull away without me.
A customer called me today, very angry.
I used to say yes to everything.
Rain taps on my window.
A tired guest came to the front desk.
Last week I presented a new plan.
Tonight I thought about asking questions.
I wipe the counter one last time.
Tonight I wrote a long letter.
Today a stranger helped me at work.
The screen glows at me from the desk.
My feet find the cracks on this street.
My student looked sad after the test.
Last week, I had to tell my manager the release would slip.
Today I fixed a small problem.
I remember presenting my new proposal last week.
I moved here last month.
I close my laptop at nine.
Tonight I chop carrots for you.
Tonight I found a seed in my coat.
Yesterday I helped a patient before her scan.
Last week I presented a new software plan to a client.
The suitcase lies open on the bed.
I used to check my friend's salary.
The last guest left an hour ago.
I called my aunt yesterday evening.
Last Monday, we started a new project.
I never liked new food.
Every night, I write one email to myself.
Today I walked home without an umbrella.
Yesterday a customer asked for a refund.
I called the client after we fixed the bug.
Yesterday, I saw a billing mistake.