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 walk the same way home every day.
I called a customer yesterday.
I stand on the platform.
I needed two more days for my part.
I used to say yes to every request.
Our daily standup this morning was quick.
I sit by the window.
I close my laptop at 10 pm.
I used to say yes to everything.
I open my email app at 8 a.m.
My hand hovers over the keyboard.
I was lost in the huge hospital.
A customer called, very upset about a late delivery.
I wrote a letter I may never send.
I was talking to a family about home care.
I finish work and step outside.
I saw a tired couple at the front desk.
I almost quit today.
I had to call a customer today.
I tied my shoes at 6 AM.
I walk through the night market after work.
A student came to me after the test.
I take a deep breath before the rush.
Today I fixed a small bug in the system.
Tonight I remember my first English hello.
I did not plan to talk to her.
My teammate said a small bug was urgent.
I left my desk behind.
I chop an onion slowly.
I take the same street every evening.
I sat with my coffee for a long time.
So, we just closed a big deal.
I wrote the email last night.
We deployed to staging early Tuesday.
I left work late tonight.
It started raining as we left the store.
I started a new project last month.
I still remember her name.
I had to explain home care to an elderly man yesterday.
I sent a follow-up email after our meeting.
I tried to explain my idea in a meeting.
I stand on the platform.
I had to present our new plan to the directors.
I wake up and the house is dark.
I put a tiny seed into the dirt today.
I wake up early every morning.
I fixed the data error at 11 PM.
I called my mother tonight after my shift.
Tonight I saw the last leaf leave the tree.
Today was my last day.