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 showed a new teammate our feature.
I used to keep my questions inside.
I haven't slept all night.
Today I talked with a stranger.
Last month I almost closed my laptop forever.
I pack my bag for a new place.
Last week, my job situation changed.
Yesterday my manager asked me about the new update.
The door shut with a soft click.
Last week, I broke something in production.
I opened my email that morning.
I stand on the platform and watch.
We had a good meeting last week.
The door clicks shut.
Last Tuesday, I had to tell a customer about a new policy.
We were stuck on the delivery date.
I watch the ground turn into tiny squares.
Yesterday, my manager asked for a status update.
My shoes feel new after two months.
I remember my first time speaking English.
I think of Mrs. Chen tonight.
Tonight I heard that song again.
I found an old photo today.
The sun rises over the empty street.
The day was full of numbers and talks.
The first cold morning of the year arrived today.
Today I fixed a tiny error in a report.
I still remember that tea with Marta.
I leave the office building.
We met after five hard years.
I woke up in a new city today.
I found an old photo today.
A customer said her bill was too high.
I have a small fear tonight.
Every morning, I write three lines in my notebook.
It is late, and I am thinking about Mrs. Sato.
The shop is closed, and my feet finally rest.
Every night, I write three good things.
My job applications are like small seeds.
The store is closed now.
I called my mother tonight.
Tonight I thought about my old teacher.
The cup is warm in my hands.
We met at the old café, the one with the crooked chairs.
My manager asked for a quick update on my project.
I forgot my umbrella again today.
I look at the closed door.
Tonight I think about my first question at work.
Yesterday I showed Maya how our search tool works.
I watched the last leaf fall.