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.
Last week I presented our new plan to the leadership team.
My hand finds the cup.
I look out the small window.
I found an old photo today.
I sit at my desk again.
The server went down on Tuesday.
I started the meeting with a clear line.
My room is a mirror of my mind.
Tonight I keep replaying that tiny mix-up.
Yesterday, our website went down for a few minutes.
Last week, my colleague asked for a new feature.
Tonight I thought about my day at work.
I had to explain our budget to a colleague yesterday.
I fixed the issue yesterday afternoon.
The kitchen light is warm.
I stared at the email for an hour.
A guest came to me very tired.
Tonight I planted a tiny seed in a small pot.
The rain started when I left the office.
I stared at the red cabbage on my plate.
My to-do list still has three items.
Today, I fixed a number error.
We shared one umbrella today.
Last week, I sent an invoice to a client.
A customer called me yesterday.
We deployed to staging this morning.
Yesterday I wrapped up the login feature.
The rain starts as I leave work.
I used to watch others climb faster than me.
Last week, we planned to ship the new app.
The bus door closed right in front of me.
Tonight I pack a bag for a new job.
I stand in front of the shop door.
I came home tired from work.
The boxes are still high in my room.
Tonight I had tea with my friend.
It is late, and my inbox is full.
I never liked raw fish, but I wanted to try.
The day is done now.
My bag is open on the bed.
The plane lifts above the clouds.
The sun rises over the empty street.
My suitcase lies open on the bed.
She came to my desk after class.
I carried a heavy secret for months.
I sent the email yesterday, and I feel a bit nervous.
Tonight I found an old photo under my desk.
The night market has a special smell.
I found an old photo in my drawer today.
I almost left this project last week.