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.
I stared at the blank screen for hours.
The market buzzes with life on a Saturday.
I remember my first boss at work.
I used to say yes to everything.
Yesterday a client asked about a problem.
Yesterday I felt tired at work.
Tonight I think about questions.
I saw the last leaf fall today.
The invoice was due last Friday.
Tomorrow is the interview at the big company.
Yesterday I explained a new rule to my team.
Tonight I walked home without an umbrella.
Tonight I made tea for a friend.
Today I felt lost at the train station.
I held the false words for months.
The day's noise fades as I open my book.
Last night, my sister called me.
I have been stuck on this report for two days.
Tonight I thought about all the yeses I gave.
I remember the day I got my first paycheck.
Today was heavy at work.
Last week I presented our new plan to a client.
The sun hits the window early today.
He asked me what to see today.
I heard that song in the car today.
I walk the same road home.
I held the warm cup close to my chest.
We had our sprint planning yesterday.
My first discovery call made me nervous.
Two of my teammates were stuck on a deadline.
I found a problem in the app today.
I spread the bag on my bed.
Last week I presented a new plan to a client.
I remember my first time speaking English to a stranger.
Saturday morning, I walk into the market.
I had to call my mom about a mistake at work.
Yesterday I gave home care instructions to an older man.
Tonight I pack my bag for a new city.
We deployed the new update to staging first.
I watched the bus pull away tonight.
A traveler asked me for advice yesterday.
I wrote you a letter today.
I found an old photo today.
Yesterday I made a mistake at work.
I always feared spicy food.
Last week, I had to tell my manager the release would slip.
Yesterday I helped a patient who was very nervous.
A customer called me, very upset.
I remember my first English hello.
Every morning, I make my bed.