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.
Today someone I did not know smiled at me.
I look out the small window.
The numbers on my screen made no sense.
We met for coffee after ten years.
I stand on the platform.
My bags are open on the bed.
Last week, two teammates had a big fight.
This morning the air bit my cheeks.
Last week I called a client about a delivery delay.
The system broke this morning.
I remember the day my first paycheck arrived.
It is late, and my desk still calls me.
I made a small error in my report today.
Today the market was full of life.
I planted a seed on Monday.
The plane lifts off and the city shrinks below.
Last week our server broke during a big project.
I fixed the broken report today.
Last week I presented my plan to the leaders.
Tonight I think about a small patient.
The alarm rings at five.
I explained the care steps to her.
I used to say yes to everything.
Last week I found a bug in our app.
Tonight I pack for a new city.
At work, I often hold my words.
I used to look at my friends' lives.
Yesterday at work, a customer came to my counter.
I stand on the platform and watch the train leave.
The evening air carries roasted corn and spices.
Rain taps on my window, soft and steady.
The sun comes up over the city.
My room is messy again.
The suitcase lies open on the bed.
I found an old photo today.
Yesterday, Maya showed me her test score.
We had our first call with a new client.
The customer looked at her receipt and frowned.
I had to chase a client for money.
I carried a heavy secret.
I presented my plan to the leaders this morning.
The night air smells like fried onions and smoke.
Yesterday, I showed Sara how our new search works.
Last week I presented a proposal to a client.
Tonight I thought about my little cousin.
Tonight I remember my first try.
I sent the email with a typo.
I wrote many emails today.
Tonight the air smells of grilled meat and spices.
Every evening I write a small report.