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.
After the meeting, I realized I made a mistake.
A tired guest came to the front desk.
Yesterday, I helped a patient before a small procedure.
I saw the puzzled look on their faces.
Tonight I cooked for you, my favorite person.
Today, I sat with tea.
I talked to a stranger today.
Work ended an hour ago.
I was stuck on a report for hours.
My head hurt all afternoon.
The last car rolled away.
The client called because the system was down.
Today I talked to a stranger at the store.
We said goodbye at the train station.
Last week, I helped a patient before his scan.
The train pulled away, and you were gone.
This morning, the cold air woke me up.
Tonight I had tea with a friend.
The screen glows, but my eyes are heavy.
The phone rang at seven.
I sit at my desk with a blank page.
The rain starts as I leave work.
The station lights are yellow and tired.
Last week, a new teammate asked me about our app.
Today I showed a new teammate our feature.
Today I fixed a big data error.
I sent the email after our meeting.
Last week I learned real agile words at work.
I stand on the platform.
After the meeting, I wanted to follow up.
Last week I reviewed a teammate's code.
I watched the last leaf fall.
Tonight I thought about my long report.
We sat by the window, our cups warm.
My teammate asked me to add a new feature.
After our meeting last week, I waited a few days.
I presented my proposal to the team today.
Yesterday I fixed a problem for a customer.
I saw my old friend today.
I remember a patient who was very nervous.
The alarm rings early today.
I sat down with a parent yesterday.
Tonight I laced up my shoes again.
I held my first paycheck in my hands.
Last night I walked home in the rain.
The whistle blew, and I felt a lump.
The trip ends tomorrow morning.
I found an old photo today.
Last week I had to share bad numbers.
The first time I spoke English to a stranger, I was scared.