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 sit by the window.
Tonight I watched the last leaf fall.
Tonight I cooked and danced at the same time.
Today is the last day of this trip.
Today I sat with my laptop, frustrated.
I look out the small window.
I walked into the room with no plan.
Last week I pushed a code change too fast.
I typed the wrong time in the email.
The last leaf is still on the tree.
I almost quit this project last week.
The day ends, but my energy rises.
I carried a heavy bag for weeks.
My desk was full of old papers.
Last week, a customer said my price was too high.
Tonight I called my mother.
The market is loud and packed today.
I used to fear asking questions.
My feet know every crack on this road.
I wrote a new report today.
Last week I found a bug.
My dad called me last night.
I still remember that cup of tea.
Her name sat in my inbox.
Tonight I remember my first English hello.
Yesterday I fixed a problem for a client.
Last week, I reviewed a teammate's code.
The kitchen light is low tonight.
A traveler asked me what to do today.
I almost walked away from this project.
Tonight I saw a friend's big news.
Yesterday I helped a new teammate understand our app.
I sent the email with a typo.
Today I had a job interview.
Tonight, I think about a tiny win.
Last week I joined a new team.
The workday ends, and I step into the kitchen.
Tonight I think about that tea break.
The rain started as I left the shop.
I almost did not open my laptop today.
I planted a small seed at work.
Yesterday we found a bug in the app.
Tonight I sit with my old notebook.
Yesterday I had to tell my manager about the delay.
My hands feel cold before I start.
Tonight I watched the last leaf fall.
A coworker asked me for a new feature.
Last week I had to share our sales numbers.
Every evening I put some coins in a jar.
I walked home from the market yesterday.