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 found a bug in our app.
We deployed to staging this morning.
Yesterday I gave feedback on a colleague's code.
Saturday morning, and the market is full of life.
We started the project meeting today.
I remember Mrs. Alvarez from year ten.
I found an old photo today.
Last week, a customer looked at my price list.
The onions sizzle in the pan.
Last week a customer said our price was too high.
I just finished a big call.
Tonight I cooked for someone I love.
Tomorrow holds a big meeting.
Yesterday at standup, I said my task is in the backlog.
I wrote a letter last night.
Yesterday I helped a new teammate.
Last week I joined a new tech team.
Tonight I fixed a tiny bug in our system.
Last week, I had to tell clients about a delay.
Last Tuesday, I drank tea with a friend.
I had to tell the team today.
The bus door closed before I reached it.
Today I wrote a long email.
The bus left just as I reached the stop.
I met with a parent after class.
To give you some context, our release was set for Friday.
I saw her face after ten years.
My laptop glows on the desk.
Yesterday I negotiated with a client over a deadline.
My room was full of old papers.
Yesterday I felt stuck on a task.
I laced my shoes this morning.
Yesterday I helped a patient who was very nervous.
I step out while the road is still wet.
I sent the email with a typo.
We started the project meeting today.
So to confirm, we agreed on the main terms today.
It is late and I call my mother.
The train leaves the station tonight.
I saw the green salad at work.
Yesterday I met a patient before her procedure.
Yesterday, I got stuck on a small task.
I remember the day I spoke English to a stranger.
Yesterday a customer pointed out a billing error.
I sent that email with a typo.
My room is messy tonight.
The blank screen stared back at me for hours.
My eyes feel heavy now.
The bus doors shut right as I reached them.
The window shows a gray sky.